Review on 🥐 KEE-SEAL ULTRA Disposable Pastry Bags - Non-Slip Outer Surface, Smooth-Flow Interior, Easy Tear Perforation - Convenient Dispenser Box - 21-Inch, Clear by Julie Purvis

I often go to the pier to haul large piles of ash off the blue-green shallows of Florida. I need a way to transport the fish to my house when I'm done with all the hauling. As an extraordinarily innovative fisherman, I am open to advanced means of transporting fish that my more traditional cohorts may not be interested in. That's why I understood it when I saw these bags. Finally hassle-free transport of live fish! try again I stuffed one of those bags to the gills with three sheep's heads and went home. To my horror, I returned home with three dead sheep. In DecoPac Kee-Seal bags, every last fish died from lack of oxygen. This huge stomach, deep in the heart of my torso, emptied as seawater entered my nostrils. So I lost my fish and my lunch. My saltwater pool is still not as high as a sheep's head. Thanks to DecoPac, the Red Snapper hasn't had any new playmates for a long time. A few tips for the manufacturer. It should have been obvious guys. Know your market. Make the bags larger so that fishermen can conveniently pack three or four sheep's heads in one bag. Make some air holes in the top of the bag to allow oxygen to flow in and keep the water fresh, otherwise the shepherd will get starved of oxygen and die like my hapless catch.