Review on Secure Your Valuables with Fireproof Safe Money Document Bags by Robert Correa

I tested this fireproof, waterproof bag by holding a lighter close to it. It did NOT catch fire, you can even see a small burn mark on the packaging, but it wore out immediately when I did the waterproof test. So I think it will do what the seller says, protect your documents from fire, but maybe not long term fire. floating above. Water dripped from him. I think it's good when it's raining, or maybe when there's a fire and a sprinkler falls on it. I submerged it and water got in but the seller says not to fully submerge it. So it's not surprising. The zipper is great because when you close it, the open zipper has some kind of rubber coating that makes it more airtight (you can't see the closed zipper because of the rubber - I don't know how they did it, but it's cool) . I think it will absolutely survive a fire put out with sprinklers or even a fire hose as long as it's not submerged. Two pockets are quite roomy. You can't really see it in the photos but the bottom opens up a bit more so it's not flat like a folder. Each bag also has an inside zip pocket for small items. They are a good size for documents or other valuables. The pictures show a small pocket in the sink. I would recommend these bags for a different level or for protecting important documents. I tried to set the bag on fire but it didn't catch fire, just a tiny spot that faded. That was great. It's waterproof in the sense that it floats and drops of water drip off of it - it just can't stand being submerged in water, but the seller says so outright. Knowing that is great!