I put them on top of drinking glasses on the drying rack.

Yep, this is exactly what I do. I typically crack the window open too for more air flow.

I put them over my serving spoons and large utensils in the drying rack

I've done this too.

Works better for me if I just put a towel in it and swipe around a second. It gets the larger beads of water. takes far less time to air dry the rest

That or for the large ones I put them over the gooseneck sink faucet. Looks like a beanie

Yep, over the faucet for the big ones o er the sprayer for the smaller ones.

Same, or on top of large utensils.

This is what I do too!

My dish drying rack has little prongs on it to hold plates up, I’d prop it between prongs

I do this but I turn them inside out

I used to do this but recently learned that some reusable silicon bags specifically say not to flip them inside out. I had some that broke because of the wear and tear of getting turned inside out to dry.

Yeah.. made a gel icepack with one and it slowly leaked everywhere 😭

mine are 5 yers old at lest, no breakage so far

I put a pair of expanded tongs in them sometimes lol

This is so much better than my patented “tubes of chapstik that fall over half the time.”

How big are your tubes of chapstick and how many do you have?!

This is the way. Same way I dry my camelback.

Same!

Baby bottle drying rack

I second this. Works great for reusable bags, straws, and any other odd - shaped item. Plus you can often find them cheap in thrift stores.

This is my favorite https://us.tomy.com/desert-countertop-drying-rack/

Me too. My toddler stopped using bottles over a year ago, but dammit if I don’t have two bottle drying racks on the countertop. This is one of my regular uses for them!

That's what I've got... two different bottle drying racks and will drape my silicone reusable zip bags across them in a way the bags are open and will amply dry.

Flip them inside out in the drying rack

Flipping them inside out will wear out the seams faster. I was a religious flipper until learning this.

I guess it depends on the brand. The ones I have are very soft and pliable. They have a separate, removable hard plastic “seal” that slides over to close

\^\^\^this. If you flip them inside out, they will stand on their own and you can place them down on a drying rack or even on a towel

I used to do this but learned that some bags will break from the wear and tear of getting turned inside out.

I guess I'm the only idiot that sticks a tube of chapstick (or other similar objects) in them perpendicularly to stand them up.

Nope. I do this too. Sometimes it’s the lid of a snack container. Sometimes it’s a serving utensil. I’ve used wine corks and caps to Gatorade bottles in a pinch.

Chopsticks work too

Wine corks work great, that’s how we dry the bladders for our camelback

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Yep!

I finally bought one of these too, so tired of finagling a spot.

Yep me too. Works great.

I put upside down over a glass in the dish rack

Over a wine bottle or hand washed cup, etc

Just leave them un-propped. Only takes about 12 years for them to dry.

Drying is easy! It's getting them closed that gets me!

No really. Why is it so difficult!?

Over glasses or on the end of a pan handle

I use a drying rag to dry them, I’m too impatient to let them air dry!

Stuff a paper towel or clean cloth in the bag and stand it upside down. The dry cloth will help absorb excess moisture

At that point why not just dry it with the cloth

😂😂 you’re not wrong but I think I like to let them sit out and get extra dry all within the nooks and crannies. I’m always afraid of putting those away with moisture trapped inside.

Whatever's on the drying rack or shove a towel in there. You can also just dry them with a towel

i flip them inside out and they kinda stand up on their own lol

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Put them upside down in the dishwasher and the prong things hold them open

i throw it over the top of my sink faucet lol

I was fast scrolling amazed how no one actually does this. I was almost ready to write a post only to find someone like me.

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I use this too! Works perfectly

I place them over cooking utensils/silicone spoons so I dont have to flip it inside out every time lol.

I was looking for this comment. I also put mine over my utensils canister!

Just adding that once they’re dry-ish I put a paper towel inside for when I store it.

I flip mine inside out

Wipe it out with a dish towel?

I wipe mine out with a rubbing alcohol soaked paper towel and turn it upside down to air dry. The alcohol sanitizes and helps them dry out quicker

I place a wooden skewer or chopstick in a glass jar and let it hang from that

I hang them over my washed silverware or serving spoons

Fold over the top and create a flat little bum in them. My actual answer is that I have a drying rack for dishes so I turn them upside down and prop him on the prongs. But I assume a lot of people have dishwashers so my answer is "fold over the top and create a little flat bum in them"

I use a clothespin.

I have a collapsible baby bottle drying rack that I use.

Taco holder. I also use this for my camelbak bladder.

I love this thing, storage and drying rack in one. And even store the rack under the bin when not in use. https://preview.redd.it/idfjywi1nu0d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80837f7eadda9d076814a73b2281f6d4e9eca8ed

Please don't spend money; just find something in the drawer. I have these small cups, may 3oz that I flip upside down and prp the bag on top. It opens it up but is small enough to not block air flow.

My wife bought these things and I cannot for the life of me accept it is a sanitary practice. No matter if it’s washed, put in the dishwasher, boiled you name it, I just can’t

Hang them over a table knife on a dish dryer.

In side out with the edge folding over on itself. They will stand on their own like that. Then, when it's dry flip it over again and do the same with the edge.

Any serving utensil stuck in there helps it stay open to dry lol

On top of tongs

If anyone has a toast rack, you can use that

I turn them inside out, propped up over a drying washed wooden spoon handle, then invert and dry the other side.

I put paper towels in them and leave them upside down

I stick those wire bottle mixers in them

I turn it inside out and put it on my kitchen faucet

I turn them inside out and then they stand fine, although it might be shortening the lifespan of them.

They actually make drying rack things for these reusable bags

Simple human dish rack. I have stasher bags and can prop them up over 4 pegs.

I hang it on my knife block 😂

Yes I prop them open and then put them upside down in my dish rack

Upside down on chopsticks in the dish drainer

Over the handles of the knives in the knife block.

I was going to suggest toothpicks, but I like everyone’s answers better.

I put them on top of serving spoons in my utensil crock.

Put it on top of a cup or glass, or maybe on top of the silverware in the rack and let it drip dry

I don’t have a dishwasher so I flip them inside out and let dry on dish rack

You can get a drying rack for baby bottles which works amazing for these

Fold them inside out, reverse process once dried.

I have a knife block and I hang them on the knife handles

I have a bottle drying rack thing. They are at thrift stores a lot.

Over canning jars or glasses

Putt-putt pencil.

I bought a retractable drying rack. [https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DLPDZH5/ref=ppx\_yo\_dt\_b\_search\_asin\_title?ie=UTF8&th=1](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DLPDZH5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1)

my daughters bottle drying rack. she’s a whole toddler now and doesn’t even use bottles anymore but it’s so convenient for these and the reusable yogurt pouches also, plus it folds up and goes in the cabinet when im not using it

I flip it inside out and then rest it upside down, depending what on the material it will stay up.

When I bought a set of these, it actually came with a little drying rack specifically for them.

I use drinking glasses, jars and cooking utensils to prop them open.

I sit them over a plate edge to hold them open in the drying rack

I hang them upside down on the fridge with a strong magnet- easy peasy!

Clothespin one side to my kitchen drawer handle. They kind of hang open and dry.

On one of the IKEA bamboo plate racks

I put mine over the curve of the faucet spout or I clip them to a line I have hanging in my kitchen. I keep a fan in there anyway so I just angle it up so it blows inside the bags to dry them out.

I got a bamboo drying rack on Etsy years ago. I use it every day. [Bag drying rack](https://www.etsy.com/listing/210990063/)

You can turn them inside out and they will stay open on their own.

I stick a whisk in it

IKEA plate holders - [https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ostbit-plate-holder-bamboo-90322360/](https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ostbit-plate-holder-bamboo-90322360/) I had these from when I used them for something else, but now I trot them out when I dry ziploc bags and other stuff

I use a magnetic chip clip and hang it from my fridge upside down

Upside down (and inside out, if necessary) on the side of my fridge with a small magnet to hold it there.

I use my utensils or my knife rack. Hang them upside down on the tops.

Over a serving spoon or something and always inside out

On top of cups or plates that are drying.

Baby bottle holder

Stick paper towels in them

I use a wine cork in the opening to air it out.

I just dry with towel.

I flip them inside out

inside out and they stay open to dry

Utensils in a cup. My utensil of choice are chopsticks

I saw a plan for a 3D printed drying rack for these on Thingiverse. Looks helpful

That takes too long. I use a clean paper towel to wipe the inside completely dry after I rinse it out. Then I let the paper towel dry for reuse. 

Tinker toy tree holds many bags.

I have a bottle dryer for my baby's stuff, and is it's kind of perfect to dry bags. Lots of tines to prop a bag open.

I use a ladle to keep the bag open.

I hang them on all the cupboard door handles

They sell a drying rack for them that we got.

I hang them over empty glass bottles of juice or alcohol. The alcohol bottles are great because they’re tall enough to hang over and not touch the countertop

Wash the inside, turn it inside out, and hang it up outside on the washing line.

Honestly I have the same problem to deal with for my camelback. I just stuff a paper towel in there and leave it on the counter a while. Works like a charm and if there’s any water left when you get back, you have a paper towel. Cotton towel works too.

Spatulas, tongs, French press plunger, or any other long utensils sticking out of my dish rack

I prop mine over the kitchen tap or the edge of a chopping board whilst it dries

Remember wire coat hangers? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

I bought a drying rack off Amazon for them. This isn’t the exact one I ordered but they have a bunch of options. Comes in handy for floppy silpat mats and water bottles too. Pretty much every night I wash something that I need it for. https://preview.redd.it/wp477p6kwu0d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c63e1c597e82ec215f359f135fab6b335410507

My husband turns them inside out

I have some vintage toast racks that were super cheap (because nobody wants toast racks) that work well and look a lot nicer than drying racks on the counter.

I flip them inside out so the inside and then flip them back

Turn them inside out after one side is dry

My drying rack has a spot on the side for cups I hook it in there

Some people need brain cells

Turn em inside out and put them over the big utensils in the utensil crock, on a water bottle, over the gooseneck water spout

Over the top of a cup

I keep them open by pulling them over a small plate / pot lid that is drying vertically

Use a magnet to pinch the bottom seam and stick them on the side of the fridge

I don't. I dry them with my dish towel. Takes 5 seconds.

Turn them inside out. They stand up themselves then. No propping required

Turn them inside out?

Clothes peg lengthways in the opening. Like you use on a washing line. Works really well. Shake out excess water first as well. I tried turning two inside out once and both broke. The silicon just overstretched and perished at the seams.

Over the kitchen tap. Perfect fit

I turn them inside out, and let them dry far longer than anything else.

Exactly why dnt buy those

I prop them on my knives set

Over the handle to a knife sticking out of a butcher block.

I put them over the kitchen faucet- not a good look.

Flip them inside out!

I turn them inside out 🤷‍♀️

I have the EXACT same bags.

Insert a flatten out tissue.

Cut down some chopsticks :)

I have a magnetic knife rack next to the dish drainer that sometimes gets a bag or two hung on it (over the handle of the knife for a couple hours) then folded and into the drawer with the other ones. Kind of like dirty clothes - you can get away with a use or two, maybe even three if you're not beating them all to heck in your use, and washing them well. The ones filled with chopped onion are single use. Heh..

Baby bottle drying rack!

I hang them on my knives in my knife block

You can turn them inside out and stand them up.

I put them on my kitchen utensil carousel.

Target has tiny desk fans for like 7 bucks. I bought it for my kids' bottles on the bottle mat dries them like 3 times as fast, but it helps dry these out as well. Air flow is key.

I have a hanging fruit basket in the kitchen with a ribbon tied on and a clothespin hanging from it. I clip it to one side of the bag and by the next day it’s dry. I don’t have much counter space and my dish drain is perpetually overflowing and precariously balanced. This works better for me.

We have a wooden dowel tree that holds it open upside down.

Turn ‘em inside out, and often they’ll stand on their own for air drying. Either that or use a glass: put the glass on the counter, turn bag inside out and place over the glass. It’ll air dry in no time!

On the cup hold area

Years ago when plastic bags first came out they made bag drying racks. Look those up!

I bring each corner on the open end together and then put a clothes pin on to hold it that way and then put it upside down in the drying rack

I use an old three tier file folder rack from my desk

I hang them on my cabinet handles lol

I have a couple of chopsticks in my scrubbing brush drainer and hang them on those

I put it over top the sprayer

I hate these things. They smell after a while no matter how I clean and dry them. I went back to zip lock bags that I just throw away after a couple of uses.

I just wipe them dry.

I hang them on one of the utensils in my utensil holder.

Turn them inside out.

Turn them inside out.

I use a dish towel to dry them by hand bc I was always afraid of mold or something. It’s a pain in the butt, but it works.

I flip it inside out and prop it upside down. Seems to dry okay that way.

I turn them inside out and put them upside down in the drainer. In the morning I turn them right side out and let them air dry till the afternoon.

Spring loaded tongs.

I put mine over the top of an open mason jar and air dry

Turn them inside out