SPIKG Reusable Mesh Produce Bags Washable Eco Friendly Bags for Grocery Shopping Storage Fruit Vegetable Toys(Set of 12 PCS)

I honestly believe everyone should be using these! We need to cut our use of plastic bags down to 0%, and we need to do it NOW! These bags are sturdy, washable ---- and don't go in a landfill. I've recommended them to so many people!

I love these bags. There is a great variety of sizes and they are light and strong plus they let the produce breathe. I hate the flimsy plastic bags the grocery stores provide not only for ecological reasons but because they rip open if you have heavier produce like corn on the cob. I also saw these bags advertised on Facebook for $19.99 so this is an excellent price

I like the selection of sizes, I like the color coding, I like the slip tie closure,I like the reasonable price, and I especially like the fact that I no longer come home from buying groceries, put them away, and toss the several plastic bags the store provides for produce. I was concerned that the store might not count the tare weight of the bag, but they glanced at the tag and subtracted the weight of the bag without a question...not much of an issue for $1.67 a lb. broccoli, but I was happy to see it with $17.99 a lb wild mushrooms! Of course this is California, so your mileage may vary! Currently I have 2 bags in the potato bin, one for white, one for yams, holding the older spuds separate from the ones just bought .I suspect I'll keep finding alternate uses for these bags--holding school supplies, tucked in luggage...

Love these!I hate using all those plastic bags the offer. They are such a waste. If I don’t use the plastic bags, I hear the complaints from the checkers. Why does it matter if I choose not to use them? But in the end, I don’t need the extra hassle. So I conform. But these bags are awesome. No more plastic waste in this house. I’ve been using my own washable bags for everything else for years. So I just slip these inside one of those bags so I always have them with me. IMHO plastic should be outlawed and reusable mandatory. Either that or paper only. And I have issues with that, too. But......save that for another day! 😉👍

I hate, hate, HATE plastic produce bags! The older I get, the more I resent the waste. When I saw a woman using these bags at the grocery store, I felt like a total goof for never realizing reusable produce bags were available. The sets I purchased come in three sizes, handling small things like garlic and large things like leeks and heads of lettuce easily. The string pull ties make them close easily. I was worried the mesh might mean trouble at the check-out, but the scanner read perfectly on every item with a tag. When I get home, I empty the vegetables for washing and prepping, then give the bags a quick rinse and they are ready for the next use. No muss, no fuss, and no waste.

I had a different brand of reusable mesh produce bags and really enjoyed them. When I went to look for more, I stumbled onto these. I love that there are multiple sizes and they appear to be a bit sturdier than those I had previously used. These are multi versatile as well... you can use them for just about anything. I would not hesitate to recommend these bags.

I bought this set and split it with my sons. They buy a lot of fresh fruit and veggies and these work well when shopping. They don't need plastic bags which end up in landfills. Just don't work well with Onions. The dry outer parts make a real mess of the bags. Great for saving the environment.

These reusable bags are a great way to cut down on excess packaging. We offer grab a plastic bag for three tomatoes and another one for a bunch of grapes and a third one for a few apples, etc etc. These bags are used over and over, so we use fewer plastic bags. We brought them along on a recent visit to France and wound up leaving them for our hosts who liked the idea of them very much. That's the reason we had to order another set for ourselves.