👜 Versatile and Durable Reusable Bags with Handles: Ideal for Shopping, Gifts, Groceries, Merchandise, and Events - Eco-Friendly Choice Review

The first trip to the store and two bags opened wide. One spilled the contents over the till. Spilled on aisle 5. These bags are cheap, flimsy imitation bags that are being given away for free everywhere. DO NOT BUY!

this bag melts! Bag 45 was used with a heat press, bag 5 with a high iron and bag 10 with a low iron. It took some trial and error, but I figured it out. Next time I will probably buy a different bag as I want to add something. However, the bag itself does the job if you want it to be empty. I'm glad I finally figured out how it works.

I bought these as event bags/souvenirs for a seminar I was hosting. I ironed our logo on all the bags and they looked great. People liked them, and many just came for bags of souvenirs. I might order slightly larger bags next time but they were still great and at a great price. Be careful when ironing on decals as too much heat can melt the package but once I got it set up properly everything was smooth.

My husband goes to the hospital at least 4 times a month. This is usually an all day event. So he needs to take a few things with him, and this is just the right size. It includes his water bottle, book, cell phone and a small snack. On the days when the doctor gives him a new prescription or documents to take home, they are also put in the bag. I really only needed one but they came as a set. So I gave a few away. The rest I have on hand to use as needed.

Bags look great but one had a hole in it. I also melted one trying to iron the vinyl. After trial and error I found this to be possible. I set the temp to 280 and put a pillowcase between the bag and the heat press. I applied pressure by moving the press for about 40 seconds. I used the pillowcase to wipe off the vinyl before removing the transfer tape and then put the pillowcase back on the bag and pressed for a few more seconds.

Bought as a gift for colleagues. I set them up with my screamout. As long as they look strong. If I had to press the htv I had to put a barrier or thin piece of cloth between the iron and the material or it would melt. The temperature setting was medium (highest before you hit steam) and that helped. Just pay attention to how long and how hard you press. I had to throw away a few bags because even with a thin cloth in between, it melted in the middle. My co-workers have loved them too.

i bought these * hoping * they were regular non woven polypropylene material as the material content in the list is rather vague but later it turned out the seller has also all white bags made of rPET material. So at first I wasn't sure which ones I got as I'm not familiar with rPET and the packs I got were heavier than I expected. However, I did some research and can now say I am confident that I received NWPP bags. The fabric is a bit thicker and more water resistant than the other NWPP bags…