SPLF6 Pack Silicone Reusable Food Storage Bags, BPA Free Meal Prep Containers, Reusable Ziplock Bags, Microwave Dishwasher Freezer Safe Silicone Sandwich Snack Lunch bag Bowl

these are super durable! i have not tried liquids in them yet but they do well to hold and keep fresh sandwiches, cut vegetables, leftover wet cat food and cheeses. being dishwasher safe is a plus as well for when i don't have time to handwash them. the seals also work well and actually stay closed, and will open easily when you're ready to eat/use the contents.

I've tried a couple of off-brands as well as the expensive Stashed brand, and I have to say these are right up there with Stasher. The seal is tight, they stay upright, and go in the dishwasher just fine. I will be buying more of these! (Note that I don't use these with liquid so I can't speak to the non-leak part of it.)

It is good storage bag which you can use in freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Easy to clean. Very useful. The locking system is solid. Quality seems very good. Saves space in refrigerator. Good substitute for other type of storage containers. I gave 4 star since the big bags does not stand straight very well. We have bought three other bags from other place and they are more thicker and stand straight. Basically I am only going to use this to store food in refrigerator so it will be fine.

Silicone Reusable Food Storage Bags are a great price, easy to clean and the bottom allows the bag to stand upright. I have seen these bags that cost $20 for just one. The price and quantity does NOT make these bags less quality. Also I received a hand written note which almost never happens when I purchase online, but it certainly prompted me to give the business an extra shout out! I will buy more in the future!

These bags feel very similar to the stashes ones I've had in the past, but at a much more reasonable price point. so glad I found these! I tested a few of them with holding water and they didn't drip like some other reviews said they would-- maybe it differs a little item to item, but I cant imagine anyone having issues storing food in these. maybe sous vide is pushing it but I dont have the equipment to test!

We can’t keep a Tupperware lid in my house and one too many plastic wrap messes later I decided to check these out. Ziploc ones are crazy expensive so I tried an unknown brand. I’ll buy more. They fit things, atay open and have no kids! Froze a few bags today so tbd how the freezer to microwave transition goes but so far so good! Even came with a customer service QR. I’ll be buying some more

My search for an eco-friendly alternative led me to the SPLF 6 Pack Silicone Reusable Food Bags, and for short-term use, they've been a fantastic choice. The transition away from plastic bags has been smooth, and the ease of cleaning, especially with the flip-inside-out feature, is a definite plus.However, a notable drawback is the seepage of air into the bags, which unfortunately accelerates the staling of food over time. While these bags work well for quick use and are convenient for immediate storage needs, they might not be the best for those looking for airtight, long-term storage solutions.In summary, if you prioritize sustainability and plan to use these bags for short durations, the SPLF Reusable Food Bags are a solid eco-friendly option. Just be aware of the air seepage if you're considering them for extended storage purposes.

These are great. Stand up on their own. Only downfall is they are not leakproof. If you turn them upside down there is a slow drip.