Ziploc® Brand Storage Slider Gallon Bags, Power Shield™ Technology, Expandable Bottom, 32 Count

Ziploc bags are great quality.I admit the slider closing is very convenient!! Time is of the essence these days , l o l

When I received the bags, I was first impressed that it was not two or three bags, but a box. I have been using the bags for holding art supplies (sharp items), the kid's loose toys in my truck, and for their after school sports. The is the best storage bag we have EVER used!!!

I just started using these bags and will not use anything else again. These storage bags are heavy plastic that will not tear, and the closure is so easy and so much better and more reliable than the type you have to pinch together. I make up my freezer meals in these bags--including meat, veggies, seasonings and liquids. I seal it, freeze it and forget in until it's time to use. With these bags, I don't have to worry about the bags getting torn or leaking in the freezer or during thawing. These bags help make my life easier and worry-free.

I bough Storage slider gallon bags, 18 count. Two of them have a brown sticky substance in the upper left corner a little smaller than a dime. No idea what it is. Would appreciate you sending replacements

The product is fine. The shipping left much to be desired!!They m ailed a soft cardboard box of baggies in a manila envelope. It was flat as a pancake when I received it. Wasn't happy!!!

I bought the Ziploc brand name bags thinking I was getting a better quality bag than the store brand however I've had at least a dozen of the bags not properly sealed across the top at the red slide. A total waste of the extra I paid for the bags. Next time I'll buy the store brand bags.

I have always used ziploc zip up gallon bags for lots of things in my kitchen however the box we have now EVERY single bag has been torn on the sides straight out of the box. You barely touch them and they fall apart. Waste of money. I hope this is not the new quality of their products.

So I put some potato slices in the bag along with some olive oil, zipped it closed and proceeded to shake the bag to distribute the oil when the seal on the bag broke lose and oily potatoes went flying all over my kitchen floor.

We needed to sort and store tons of embroidered fabric badges. I purchased the gallon slider bags so we could push out the air for flat efficient storage, yet easily open and close them as needed. At first they looked like a dream come true, but as the day went on we found the first ones we had used were now plumping up as if they were not air tight at all. In the end, almost none stayed flat at all. I feel like it was a big waste of time and money

Bought these today on a recommendation to marinate in. Used 2 bags, each had 2 pieces of pork tenderloin and teriyaki marinade, total weight of ALL meat was 2.8lbs, plenty of room in each bag. After marinating for about an hour removed bags from fridge to massage the meat and redistribute the marinade, both bags began leaking rapidly at the sides in roughly the same spot, with the marinade spilling into the sink. Bad batch?