Reusable Sandwich Bags Snack Bags - Set of 5 Pack, Dishwasher Safe Lunch Bags with Zipper, Eco Friendly Food Wraps, BPA-Free. (Colour)

I did A LOT of research trying to find the reusable bags I wanted, and there are a lot of options. Sadly most of the prints are either too childish or just garish. Or the sets have the wrong sizes for my needs. I love the bags and they are the perfect size. The clean easily. I have the fruit and nut pattern which is fun without making me feel like I'm using a kids bag. I get a lot of compliments on them...I could probably sell them at work haha! I will say that I often put berries in them and they get stained. I'm okay with that because I know they are clean. But I thought you should know...but that's not the bags fault...that's berries for ya! Purchase without hesitation...you'll love them!

Four of the bags are great! One came with what I think is mold on it. I tried washing it in soapy water, using a scrubby pad, and soaking overnight, but whatever this is just won't let go.

Love the color and design of the "letter" design bags. They hold food well, not "waterproof" they leak where the tag in attached to the material (shown in last photo). But only leaks if it is actual water in there. No food leaks have happened.

They are so great. Good quality and easy to clean. They're good for kids. I never worry about the sandwich running out. Meanwhile, my kid loves the sand bags because they're so adorable. The snack bags are waterproof. I love the small one. It works for my cellphone well.

So the first time I used these was for sandwiches and they stood the test of being less proof with jelly. No leaks and once they were flipped inside out they cleaned up well too with no residue. I haven’t tested them in the washer yet but if there are any mishaps there I will update my review. So far these are perfect and I would recommend to anyone trying to save some money on plastic baggies and save the environment a little at the same time.

These are perfect for my kids’ school lunches - dry snacks, carrot sticks, sandwiches. They wash well in the dishwasher and I feel better about not using so much plastic all the time.

I got 2 sets of these - one for my husband and one for my daughter - as stocking stuffers this past Christmas. So it’s only been about a month of use, but they have been used every week day for breakfast sandwiches and multiple days for lunch box and snack items, and last week I used them for leftover biscuits in the fridge.So far, I haven’t been disappointed in them. They actually keep the warm breakfast sandwiches warm for about an hour (sometimes mine doesn’t get eaten until after my first period class). I’ve cleaned them both by rinsing and letting them dry overnight, and by turning them inside out and putting on the top rack of the dishwasher. They don’t hold odors or food particles. I bought the cactus and the fish designs, and they’ve remained colorful and bright even after washing in the dishwasher. I really appreciate the different sizes and have used them fairly equally - there’s not a weird size that will just live in the drawer forever. I’ve been really impressed with these so far, and I will probably buy more as the summer lunchbox season rolls around!

Our 7yr old son wants us to become more environmentally friendly, and I do not blame him! He takes his lunch to school everyday, and my husband packs his own lunch about 4/5 days per week. I was getting a bit overwhelmed with the number of plastic baggies I was using in a week; and let's face it, there are only so many containers that will fit in a child's lunch bag. After researching reusable snack bags, I decided to purchase these and give them a try. I did read in the company's description about not using these bags to "store" food in your pantry (okay, I get that), then there was a blurb about something along the lines of: "it being best to eat food within an hour." I thought to myself, "Honestly, they cannot expect a consumer to purchase reusable bags and eat the food within an hour!" Well...they were correct! I pack our son's lunch at 6:45am, as he leaves for school at 7:15am. Lunch is at 11:15am and the first day of school everything that was supposed to be crispy or crunchy (aside from his apple (not in a bag) and baby carrots and celery sticks), was soggy and disgusting. His sandwich (peanut butter, no jelly) looked like it had been dunked in water and someone had been sitting on it all day. His pretzel sticks (morning snack) were gummy. The Pringles were bent in half and felt like raw potatoes, and his Oreos were a wet, soggy mess!!! Now, before anyone jumps on the train and asks, Yes, I did prewash the bags. Yes, they had plenty of time to air dry before use (2 days). No, there was not any condensation from his water bottle (it has a rubber and neoprene sleeve over it). So my question is: How can you pack a child's lunch, or anyone's meal for that matter, and expect the food to be consumed within an hour? Very frustrating! Back to baggies and containers...unless...has anyone tried the silicone reusable bags with any success?

I returned them because they were definitely not what I thought they were. You can’t use them for storage lasting more than a few hours, which seems pointless to me. The material is totally breathable, it’s the same as leaving your food in open air. The material is super cheap too. Great concept though and everything was well put together. It is a sturdy and durable design. Easy to clean. Just the wrong material!

Great for our family with the mine working and School!