TashiLiving food saver vacuum sealer bags rolls,seal a meal bags，4mil BPA-Free(8 ''x 50' and 11'' x 50')

In general, very good. I have stuff in the freezer a year old and still holding its vacuum. Maybe 5 % of the time I will have a leaker after a week or two. The issues are usually if you have something with any liquid/juice or near the end of the roll. To get around the liquid issue I will take a paper towel half sheet and fold it up to have a pad about 1" x 8" and put it towards the end after filling. When you turn the vacuum on you can see the paper towel absorbing the liquid and hitting seal if it looks like it may start getting all the way thru the towel. The other issue is that there are a lot of creases in the plastic when you get towards the end of the roll. For that I have to do double to quad seal depending how the seals look. I've seen these same issues in other brands and these are the best price I've seen for 4 mil. 4 mil may be harder to seal BUT if you get a good seal the bag itself will hold together longer.Lastly, at least at the time of writing, The pricing for two narrow rolls is actually $4 higher that one narrow and one wide. Plus the narrow/wide combination is "prime". Not sure why anyone would get the two narrows?

I needed vacuum sealer bags to go with the vacuum sealer I inherited from my parents. These work with his vacuum sealer he purchased in 1988. Just make'um as you need'um, any size.

I received two huge rolls. Unfortunately they were two big to put into my machine and close. But I just cut the size I needed and used the machine that way. Not hard to do or really am inconvenience either. They seemed to work great. I put some “test” produce in the bags (with a regular seal) to see if they would hold up. I shook and tossed around the bags. That passed with flying colors. My oranges stayed in the bag. I then tried to vaccine seal the oranges and left them on my counter. After about five days, air got into the bags.I also vacuum sealed some tomatoes and put them in the freezer. One bag stayed vacuumed sealed and the other air in it. I’m not sure if it is because of a quality issue with the bags or my machine. It’s very old and has not been used in awhile. I would make sure you try it on something you don’t care about first just in case .

I bought these because I do a lot of sous vide cooking (putting the food in a vacuum bag and then very slowly cooking in hot water). On a couple of occasions the seals failed. Very high quality plastic. If anything the plastic might be too thick for my sealer. I have started to double seal the bags, and that has worked well. It just takes a minute or two more time.

First time user for these bags but on previous reviews it stated they didn't seal well but everyone I used sealed great. I am using a Foodsaver. Very good value and price.

I gave it a four instead of a five because it's too big to set inside my vacuum sealer. I guess it's my fault for not taking the size into consideration. So now I have to cut this size I want by hand instead of the convenient cutter on my sealer. It also does not have a little white patch to write on. So I just used some old blank labels I had in a drawer. I should have looked for that too before ordering. However, it works just as well as any other roll. And the cost was less than "Food Saver" brand.

Great way to save food and not waist it

These rolls are a huge money saver!! The name brand rolls cost waaaaaay more than these, and work exactly the same or better. Very rarely do I need to do a double seal to ensure they're airtight. Much less often than the name brand ones. Very good quality and thickness. This is my third purchase of these rolls, and not the last!