Review on 🥪 Hefty Baggies Food Storage Bags, Sandwich, Twist Tie, Bulk Pack of 150 by Rachael Taylor

While many reviewers express disappointment that Baggies don't have a zip, we actually buy them precisely because they don't have a zip. Zip codes have their problems, we can agree, but there are downsides too. They are often difficult to reopen, the zipper can fail, the sides can tear after opening several times. They are also larger and bulkier than many jobs require, e.g. B. Driving a Hummer. Yes, they're functional, but bulky and totally unnecessary. The bags are lightweight, making them perfect for things like half an avocado. Thanks to the tape, they are easier to open and close than tangled pieces of cling film. It's much more efficient to store groceries in bags in the fridge because the bag itself doesn't take up any of that valuable space. In our house, baggies are used to repackage cheese and send sandwiches to work. They hold our half-used products, leftover craft supplies, screws we didn't need to complete this DIY bookshelf—in other words, they're used for jobs that don't require heavier plastic or water...a tight seal. It's more than you think; We go through a lot of baggies in this house. Luckily they are cheap to buy and there are plenty in the box!