SPLF 10 Pack Reusable Sandwich Bags, Reusable Quart Freezer Bags, Extra Thick Leakproof Reusable Storage Bags Silicone and Plastic Free for Marinate Meats, Cereal, Lunch, Travel Items Gray

Love them! My son in Taiwan uses these all the time, for years in fact. Puts them in the dishwasher sometimes. They're thick, very durable and don't leak. The grandkids take their lunch to school in them everyday. It was because my family recommended them that I bought them. And I LOVE not using disposable plastic bags. You just can't go wrong with these bags.

These bags are great! I was afraid that they would be hard to clean and/or take forever to dry but they are easy to wash and dry pretty quickly. I have already already bought more in another size.

So far they have held up well, despite my best efforts, like mindlessly slicing the cheese that was prior in the bag on top of the bag. Totally my bad; not knife-proof. The only real problem with these are they are quite cranky about closing properly 100 percent. I feel like I have to give them a real workout to ensure they are sealed properly. Would be five stars if they were easier and more reliably seal-worthy.

They are so much better that I expected. I tested them with water, and there was no leak whatsoever in my freezer. I mostly used them to freeze home-made dog food.

I’m using these to freeze strawberries and cut up bananas. They’re working fine. I like that I can wash them and reuse.

They're thick, easy to close, and easy to clean. Ill update in a year but these are amazing

I use these to freeze home made dog food. They are well made & keep food well.

They're ok. Firstly, the description says they're dishwasher safe, but when you receive and open the package, the first thing it tells you is that they highly suggest hand washing. This is because, on average dishwashers are 155F degrees, but that's just an average and it could be hotter. The limit for these bags is about 160F degrees. I'm not willing to risk putting these in my dishwasher, but wish I knew that information prior to purchasing. Handwashing them isn't necessarily an issue, but drying them is. You need to have something to store them on so that they stay slightly open in order for them to dry properly. Something similar to what parents use for washing baby bottles.Also, these take on the scent of whatever you put in them. Sadly, I've had to throw one away because I used it to store an onion and could not get the scent out of it no matter how many times I tried washing it, and no matter what products I used.So, if you want to use this for basic, dry, non-stinky items, and have a means to dry them properly after handwashing, they'll do the job. They also have a great seal on them. Otherwise, I recommend looking for something different.