🥫 FOYO 18-Quart Vacuum Zipper Bag for Vacuum-Sealed Food Storage with Double-Layer Zipper Design - BPA-Free Review

I travel for work and use this type of storage to keep groceries fresh. These packages did NOT work, only three of them were sealed, all others had holes and were unusable! The other three only lasted one or two missions and then dropped out as well. I will look for a similar product that actually works, sorry I don't remember the brand of the ones I got first, they were amazing.

I use it to hold rolls of 3D filament. Gallon size zippered bags fit my 8 inch filament spools. The opening of the bag does not match the size of the filament spool. I also have a Ryobi cordless vacuum. with these bags. One reviewer said some of the pockets work. However, I would not take them again.

Have bought a number of orders of these bags. 25%+ are defective and cannot vacuum. Buy this knowing you can have 12 cheap vacuum bags. I am currently looking for the best vacuum bag. I washed the defective bags, then put a hard object in them, and then used a rubber mallet to confirm the top seal and check the valve. Still can't hold vacuum. Checking for the presence of leeks in the bags, not a single defect was found in any checked bags. I'm sure the main flaws are related to either the seal…

My grandmother recently bought a Reynolds Handi-Vac (which only came with a pair of starter bags) at a thrift store, but found real bags aren't easy to come by. Wanting to help, I used the Revain app to find these bags and bought them for her hoping it might be what she needed. Happy to report they are practically the same as the starter bags so now she can use her handi-vac instead of wasting money!

I bought these to replace the original vacuum freezer bags that came with my new vacuum sealer. I ran out of the originals because I used them up very quickly. These Hoyo bags were a huge disappointment and a waste of money. While easy to use, they are cheap and don't work. They do not prevent the formation of ice on the products placed inside after using the vacuum sealer after storing the sealed bag in the freezer. Unlike the originals. To be honest they don't keep out the cold/ice like a…

Almost 2/3 of my first purchases have flown away rendering them useless for their purposes. So I have some expensive ziplock bags. I bet you know I recycle. The second purchase was a marked improvement. Most of them work well and it looks like the manufacturer made some adjustments so the valves are always centered. In the first game, my wife and I played "Where's the vent?" It minimized the frustration of finding that damn exit. I've had a silica gel backed sachet for a little over eight…

I have used my son-in-law's vacuum sealer for many years. The only bad thing was that once you take the bag apart you can never use it again. These little bags have recyclable strips like your ziploc bags and they're great. In combination with the vacuum gadget we bought, which fits directly onto the suction ring, it's a great thing. We use them when we go on a van trip and prepare things in advance, use a vacuum sealer and then freeze them. You can cook them in hot water the sous ved method…

These food storage bags are safer, longer lasting and outperform other brands I've tried including those made by the same manufacturer as my Foodsaver! They are great for everything from sous pickling/cooking (BPA free) to efficient vacuum packaging (air/oxygen/oxidation) of perishable foods for long shelf life at any temperature. Additionally, all bag sizes available have robust, multifunctional features for frequent access and resealability of a variety of foods such as homemade cereals…