Hefty Slider Jumbo Storage Bags, 2.5 Gallon Size, 12 Count (9 Packs), 108 Total Bags Review

Fantastic size - they're great for storing sealed and clean crafts - and the size is great for lots of things - this is a durable and practical zipped bag

This size is great for storing larger items in your household that are not in use or smaller items in your garage so they don't collect dust. For the kitchen, I use them for French bread that I want to freeze.

These are my favorite storage bags for everything. I don't know what I've ever done without her! I was very happy to know that I can order them here and they arrived quickly!

This size is hard to find in local stores. This size is so good for so many things. I fill homemade broth/broth into smaller bags and pop them into one of them. It takes up less space, everything is neat.

In our house it is used for temporary storage of meat, fresh fruit and vegetables. Can also be used for leftover food to prevent cockroaches from enjoying it in the regular household waste/basket and using the waste to breed their family members.

I stopped using slider bags years ago when they inevitably opened up on me. They have improved greatly over the years and now remain tightly closed. I love these big bags! They are perfect for leftover pizza and nasty foods. I also use them to store non-food items and their size is perfect for that.

Bags open and won't reseal. Numerous flash attempts lead to no result. It's big and the millimeter is good. Don't buy this. So far I have used 5 boxes and not sealed 3-7 bags in each box. The help desk puts me on hold, turns off redial, says manager will call back, but no one calls. I will not buy Reynolds again.

I love this giant size. If you find the gallon size isn't big enough, go for it. You are gigantic. I use them to store loaves of bread, store popcorn for a party, store lots of extra bagels, and other such tasks. They're also great for other storage needs at home, in the car, when traveling, at the beach, etc. In addition to keeping a pack in my pantry, I also keep a pack in my car, another at work, and another in my garage .

I love these giant slider bags and use them often. I use an ice pick and punch holes in the bag to release the moisture. I use them for romaine and green leaf lettuce. I put the lettuce in ionized water with some bleach and let the lettuce sit in the water for 5 minutes. Then I put the lettuce in a large mesh bag (like a mesh on a wedding veil) and pop it in the washing machine for 2 minutes to get the excess water out. I then place the lettuce in large bags with a square-folded paper towel in…