Review on 🎒 FL100 Action Bag Floss A Way Organizer 3" x 5" - 100 Pack, 2-Pack by Gelin Battle

I'm gradually transitioning from floss cards/spools to bags. As handy as cases and cards are for storing filament, the fact remains that filament doesn't avoid every inch of kinks and creases when wound on cardboard spools. With bags, I can precut lengths of thread, just roll them up and put them in bags. No bends, no kinks, no problems. Each bag can be labeled with the number and color it contains, and bags are neatly stored on the rings or in the 3-ring binder. It's also a great way to keep your thread clean and protected while working on a project. A note: if you're short on space, you might be better off using spools and plastic sleeves. My yarn takes up A LOT more space in my ring bags, but I have enough room so it's not a problem. However, if I were in a small apartment or somewhere else I'm not sure it would be ideal. Update: I ordered them again from a different seller and only received one pack of 100 packs instead of the two packs I paid for. We're still following that. The bags are still excellent so I'm not changing my rating on them or the original seller I bought from, just a warning to be careful who you buy from. It cannot automatically be the same seller as last time!