🌿 YDSL 328ft Green Twist Ties: Ideal for Gardening, Office Organization, and Home Use Review

This product was practically unusable. It was wrapped so tightly around the drum that it was impossible to unroll it without disassembling the drum, which of course became a huge mess. The quality of the tying material is very thin and the black coating is easy to remove from the wire.

I used them on my favorite colors in the closet and left them a little longer than I should have. Plants will grow around them as opposed to the thicker/softer bands you can get, at this point removing them can further damage the plant. I ended up abandoning them and creating a permanent bottleneck in my flowers' vascular system! Only use if you are a responsible and conscientious person 😂.

My oldest child was a baby when I bought my first roll of wire and is now a 4th year college student when it's time for me to buy my next roll. I will say that ties seem smaller than the old role but do the same job. Whether it's hanging plants, picking up trash, or putting things together temporarily. One thing I've always used is to organize PVC, piping, or air fittings. It is very easy to connect them with wires and then, like keys on a ring, select the one you need, otherwise they will…

Couldn't be worse. This material is almost entirely plastic, so it doesn't hold its shape and is incredibly difficult to work with if you really decide to use it. The second part is really strange. I'm not one to be picky about new product smells. I unpacked it and for the next hour I couldn't figure out what that disgusting smell in the room was. Finally, against all logic, I picked up a ball of cheap plastic tie and sniffed it. I almost fell on the floor. I can't describe how awful this thing

Unfortunately this is the second gardening product in 3 days that I have given 1 star to; I hope this doesn't become a trend at Revain. When it arrived there was a length of wire sticking out of the rim and on the first attempt to pull the wire out the spool rolled well. However, after I cut the wire, all sorts of kinks and tangles appeared. Why the heck didn't the manufacturer figure out how to get the wire out of the spool next to the cutter? I threw it in the trash because when I finished it

I've been using green zip ties like this for years, but I needed black zip ties to attach the black heat resistant metal mesh to the black metal rabbit fence. , etc. Inspect my raised vegetable garden. Working with this black laying material, I found that the vinyl coating on the wire inside was thinner than anything I had ever used. The wire itself is quite strong, but the coating on the wire tends to crack and peel off the wire very easily. The idea behind the tie twist is to do just that…