Klystra paris bag

I have one of Klystra 3qtPARIS bags and enjoyed it very much.HOWEVER,It has a very tiny hole(much admired in ladies but not in 3qt bags)Query,how do you ever get the bag to dry out?and why did they make this beautiful thing the way that they did?

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I have one of Klystra 3qtPARIS bags and enjoyed it very much.HOWEVER,It has a very tiny hole(much admired in ladies but not in 3qt bags)Query,how do you ever get the bag to dry out?and why did they make this beautiful thing the way that they did?

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If you make the hole too big on a closed top bag you run into several problems during production. When you are dealing with rubber you want to use as little glue as possible.

Air drying upside down is the best method. It does take time but is the best. You can also use a blow dryer on the lowest temp setting if you are pressed for time and want to store it away.

I had one for several years until I sold it.

I noticed that it took forever to dry. I did some exploring and discovered that there was a ridge between the hard insert and the rubber part of the throat that trapped water.

I'd hang it open end down for two days and then flip it over and hang for an additional day. That got it mostly dry, depending on the season.

My other combo bags did not have this problem.

I am presently using a green three quart bag I purchased on eBay, from Ukraine, that dries thoroughly after washing.

I just hang it from the hook for a day or so.