Xsourcer 5 Gallon Bucket Liner Bags for Marinating and Brining, Food Grade, BPA Free, Extra Heavy Duty Leak Proof, Great for Food Storage (12 Pack, 4 Mil)

Ok so I picked these up and sadly 2 of the 3 bags I've used out of the package have had pinhole leaks so probably happened on assembly line. There appeared to be no hole in the packaging. Garbage,was going to use for food storage

I brine a turkey every year. Came across these liners and thought I would give them a try. I ordered them and they were delivered 2 days later. They arrived in a plastic envelope that felt like a grocery bag. It was very thin and had holes punched in it. There was no label (other than shipping label), brand or manfacturer markings. It was blank. This is why I say I assume I got what I ordered. The liners were folded up inside the envelope. The outer one, was dirty from the holes and had to be thrown away. I did use one to line the bucket I was brining the turkey in. What I received was very thick and I didn't see any leaks.

Brined the entire turkey, just like it is supposed to be. 3 hours in the Little Chief and 3-1/2 more in the oven later produced world class smoked turkey, apple cider recipe. Love it, very brine economical to boot. More than pays for itself in the first turkey brining, or you will be surprised how much brine you have left over from the first batch you mix up if you've been using a crock like I have been. Cheers!, smoke 'em if you got 'em.

I own a painting company. We use these Liners in in our 5g buckets 'eryday with a roller tray and 9" roller. The thicker mil makes a huge difference in how they take our abuse. Sometimes they do spring a leak after dipping a roller in them all day long. However, we beat them up pretty good. We purchase these from the same buyer about once a month as we go thru them and will continue to buy them. they are a quality item and as advertised.

Not as strong as you probably would like them to be I was planning on using these for paint so I don’t have to clean buckets so often. I filled one about a third of the way with water or so Roughly 2 gallons and then I picked it up and gave it a quick shake and the seam blew out and soaked my shoes. I was extremely glad that didn’t happen with paint. So the rest of them are just sitting in my shed doing nothing. Overpriced garbage bags