Hefty Slider Plastic Storage Gallon Storage & Organization Review

. They are an inch smaller than hefty quart zippered bags bought in my supermarket. The zipper doesn't reach the end of the bag. I don't know about the count because I opened the box and threw it away without thinking that I should count it. They are below average, not as advertised and poor quality. I will not buy again.

These bags are great for most things. They are strong, easy to close, and hold the things you put inside well. BUT don't buy them if you're going to use them to store powdered contents (flour, salt, cornstarch, etc.). The powder gets into the sealant trail, fails to seal, and the bag is useless. This happened to me with coconut flour and baking soda. I've had to throw away six bags so far.

I've been using these for many years but lately I've noticed my frozen food burns in them VERY quickly. I was surprised! They had never done this before, but I was beginning to realize that everything I had invested in them over the last year was useless. So much money was burned in the freezer! I will use normal sealed freezer bags. I can't help but wonder if air got into the freezer bags through the zipper.

PROS: -Durable material, I've never managed to accidentally break one of these -Zipper mechanism works well and closes the back quickly and precisely When partially filled these bags can stand on their own. This makes filling it out much easier. If you had to eat straight from one, a gusset would be almost necessary. CONS: - Expensive compared to discount brands or bulk generics. It's still cheaper to shop here than buying a smaller amount at the grocery store. I would like to make a point…

Slider bags never used and I like the easy opening and closing but the downside is they aren't airtight. I removed all the air from the leftover bag by immersing it in water. The next day it was like it didn't exist.

These bags are great for most things. They are strong, easy to close, and hold the things you put inside well. BUT don't buy them if you're going to use them to store powdered contents (flour, salt, cornstarch, etc.). The powder gets into the sealant trail, it cannot seal, and the bag is unusable. This happened to me with coconut flour and baking soda. I've had to throw away six bags so far.