FORID Reusable Storage Bags, 12 Pack Extra Thick Freezer bags (2 Reusable Gallon Bags, 5 Reusable Sandwich Bags, 5 Reusable Snack Bags) FDA Grade LEAKPROOF Lunch Bag for Food Travel Items Storage

Love these resealable, reusable storage bags. Thick enough to last a long time. Multiple sizes to handle different needed. Freezer sturdy.

Keeps cookies fresh. Easy to clean. Not too hard to open and close like regular disposable plastic ones or the higher priced big name brand reusables. Seems to be a very secure seal, though I haven’t tested it for leaks. In addition, I’ve used these for storing things like batteries, socks, underwear, my old electric toothbrush, you name it. Beats the heck out of disposables, keeps less plastic out of the landfills.

I've been using these bags daily for months. They don't leak in my lunchbag. The variety of sizes are perfect. They freeze well. I gave them four stars because they are getting harder to seal. I'm happy with the value for the money.

I purchased these for the sole purpose of storing homemade dog food. As I’ve been unable to find a commercial dog food that contains decent ingredients, I’ve resorted to making my own. Every Sunday, I cook up large batches to last through the week, with the main ingredient being beef steak. There’s also sweet potatoes and a small quantity of certain veggies, fruits, nuts and supplements added in. Ziplock bags are not recyclable in my area, so we stopped using them in our house. We have plenty of other reusable bags around, but I didn’t want to mix it up. The thought of using meat and organ soaked bags for my salad really grosses me out. Plus, most of our regular ones have the separate closure bar, which is honestly more work to clean, dry and put away. These have become the ideal, low cost, eco-friendly (or at least less destructive than disposable) solution for fresh dog food storage bags. The one downside: They can’t be placed in the dishwasher. This is revealed in the packaging (I don’t think it’s mentioned in the product description). This would probably bother me if they were for human use, but they’re for the dog. I mean, the guy eats rotten vegetables out of the compost whenever he gets the chance (AKA: Someone forgets to replace the lid ), so I think he can handle some “less than sterile” conditions. To expedite the cleaning process, I try to wash them out immediately after they’re emptied. They get a good washing with the hottest setting the tap will provide and are air-dried inside out. So far, this process has worked out well and the bags have held up to regular use for over 3 months now with no signs of breakage in the horizon.

So far so good... waiting to see how long they last but I love having the ability to reuse my bags and not only reduce waste but save money. I wish they were a bit more flexible, I worry about puncturing the sides of the bag when putting hard items into them but so far this hasn't happened. They zip fairly easily and as of right now I would definitely recommend trying this product out. The sizes are perfect for any type of storage I need. Also, they surprised me with a free gift. Win win.

I really like these reusable bags. The zip is easy to close, yet strong, and they open easily. I have used them mostly for dry things (crackers and such), but I did freeze some berries to test them in the freezer and they worked well. They wash easily, but you have to put them on something to keep them open in order to dry them all the way.

I liked the idea of using those reusable storage bags for the homemade dog food. I make multiple batches at a time to freeze. The first few times, these all worked great, but now I’m noticing that that side edges are splitting. I don’t overfill, so I’m nits it why they are splitting and I wash them by hand. I’ve had 4 split so far, so I think I’ll try a different route for reusable bags.

I love how fresh my fruits and veggies and cheeses stay with these bags. They are easy to clean and it feels great to not have to throw them away. There are many other uses as well, other household items I store in them like toiletries and make-up. I use for my dog's treats and extra food that I keep in the car. It feels great to not create more "waste and plastic" and to make the effort of a better choice. Once you start with just a few, you will find more uses and order more.

Love the convenience of zip lock bags, but not the short lifespan. These are a decent price, and the bags are pretty sturdy. We mostly use them for freezing baked goods or portioning snack bags of chips or veggie sticks to go. Super easy to clean, just wipe inside and use the little brush if crumbs get stick in the corners or seal.

While these were okay for holding dry items and for storing items in the fridge, the fact they're not dishwasher safe or rated for hot water like sous viding, is a deal breaker. They're not easy to clean, and they take up storage space.

The design, quality and material is pretty decent, and the zip portion works smoothly and easily. Would be good value for money, but unfortunately they gave me the wrong product. Ordered the 12 pack option but they sent me the 6 pack option instead. Too much of a hassle to arrange a refund so I guess I just have to accept it.

Tested leak proof claim out and they are, so they can be used to store anything.

Absolutely hopeless - literally tore the first time i went to open one of the bags up and then it just wore through in my pack pack on the first ride to work despite being in the same backpack compartment as my clothes. basically a very expensive disposable bag.