🌊 10-Pack Empty White Sandbags with Ties - 14"x26" Woven Polypropylene Sandbags for Flood Protection and Flooding Review

We received sandbags to bring the indoor sandpit to a new home. Rolled up at the top, the bags are easy to open and fill. I suppose if you used a shovel they would be difficult to fill, but for our purpose of filling the sandbox cabin they worked really well. After the move, I plan to have them on hand for hurricane season.

Not bought for sandbags but for general camping and hiking use. They're a bit bigger than I wanted, but they make up for it by being cheap and durable. We'll use them to collect firewood, pack gear in our trucks and in our backpacks, and use disposable bags to clean up the trash piggy tourists left behind. A good thing!

Although I haven't used them yet they seem to be what I need - the right size and durability. I think I'll find out in the next hurricane. They should definitely be better than plastic garbage bags. Small complaint. If you order 20, you should get 20. I ordered more than I think I need, but isn't it too expensive to expect someone to count to 20 instead of 19?

So we had a minor flood and I used to loan some of my sandbags to a neighbor who never returned them. We need more sandbags. Replace the sandbags and I've learned my lesson not to replace them sooner. Anyway, they're empty nylon/plastic bags and you go to Home Despot or Low or wherever you take sand and fill. The next heavy downpour and we had sandbags ready and they helped keep the water out of our basement. the end.

For attaching a portable pickleball net. Our group bought a new Swift portable network system. One of the issues we had was that they would deflate in windy conditions. Hence the reason for buying this product. Covered them with 22 pounds of sand. The only thing that would make this product better for our use is the longer usable length. Said to be 26" long, usable length when tied to the included locking point is only 21 1/4".

I bought the same bags two years ago and they fell apart in strong sunlight. I used them to hold the platforms that I use in my hall for Halloween and Christmas. I saw some comments on this and thought HEY I'm smarter than them so I doubled it. I still have over 20 pounds of sand. on the roof, gutters and downpipes. Unfortunately I had to buy new ones to replace the old ones. I'll put kitchen trash bags in them so I don't have a mess if they fail.

So I bought these hoping to use them for soil or compost and I couldn't find any info on how many gallons/liters in a bag would fit. So I took my own measurements using a white bag and a 7 gallon felt grow bag. I filled a white bag with new wonderful potting soil and only filled it enough to tie a string and seal the bag. There's a hole in there for the rope to go through, so you don't want to fill in that line. As far as I know, the top of the bag cannot be used for filling. So when I untied…