Reusable Food Storage Bags - 24 Pack Freezer Bags, Reusable Bags Silicone, Extra Thick Leakproof Reusable Lunch Bag for Salad Fruit Meats Travel - 8 Gallon 8 Sandwich 8 Snack Bags

No more throwing them in the trash

I purchased these to give at Christmas for all my family to try as I had heard it was a good product. They are easy to open and close. foods last longer when stored in them. I purchased the stand to dry them on after washing them. That's very handy. Some family members had already been using them and liked them a lot.

Muy útiles, espaciosas. Excelente calidad. Las volvería a comprar.

Smelled funky out of the package. Washed them and they still smelled funky. Soaked them in hot water, baking soda and vinegar for a few hours and they were fine. Seals tight, can fit a lot in them.

Love these bags, super efficient for everything from fresh to freezer to clean up, I bought two different sized sets..

So far, these look like a great reusable alternative to disposable zip top bags. The sizes are roughly comparable to snack, quart, and gallon branded sizes. The zip closures work well and the material seems sturdy. I have noticed staining in one bag. I've only had them a week. We'll see how they hold up.After 8 weeks, I have to say that they do fine on the top rack of the dishwasher, but not on the bottom rack. I had 2 bags that fused together and had their zipper closures melted on the bottom rack.

El material es de muy buena calidad, y los tamaños son muy prácticos, me gustó mucho 💞

I have used these bags for about 3 years now, with replacing roughly once a year. I use these for my weekly meal prepping, freezing, breaking down large bags into individual portions, and general bag storing uses. I have always been very mindful of the amount of plastic waste I generate and also I like the cost saving of buying these reusable bags. While the overall cost of reusable ziplocks would actually be cheaper (we're talking less than $5 PER YEAR), I am sure that being a little more gentle with your use would make these last longer.What these excel in:Storing left over cheese blocks you didn't shred.Storing nuts/chips that you portioned from a larger bag.Storing fresh fruit to go like grapes/strawberries/kiwisStoring dried meats like salami or pepperoniThey also freeze well and are dishwasher safe, though based on my VERY scientific method of guessing, I would assume this is where they will last less than a year. I do still freeze items in them but if longevity is your goal, I would probably not do that.Lastly, if your bags stop locking, buy new ones. This was the hardest thing for me to accept when I first swapped to these. Do not expect them to lock forever, they will wear out. If you cant just slide your fingers across and lock them, trash em and buy some more.