Seafood Boil Bags, 100 Reusable Mesh Produce Bags, Onion Sacks, Fruit Nets

I enjoy using these, keeps seafood separated, easy to open after cooking

Works well for small muskmelon.

The '00 PCS Reusable Produce Single Drawstring Mesh Bags' are exactly as described. I ordered them to be able to bundle up tinder and kindling and they work just fine. Items arrived quickly and in good order. Will recommend and will purchase again from seller. Thank you for keeping your prices reasonable. They're a great value but your customer service is even better. A+ product.

I am using these bags to store onions from my garden. They seem sturdy enough to last at least through the winter, easy to open, close, and hang on a hook, but are somewhat smaller than I expected. The picture shows a bag with min 8 oranges in it, I barely was able to accommodate 10 medium onions.

I am having an issue with the bags tearing very easily while filling or after they have been filled.I have used 50 bags and 10 of them so far have ripped.

I used these to keep everything separated during a crawfish boil. Potatoes, corn, mushrooms, spices and what-not all stayed in their own bags and made the cleanup of the pot a breeze. Will definitely use them for all future boils.

These bags are NOWHERE near their purported length, unless you include the drawstring, WHICH NOBODY DOES; too small to be of use for anything weighing more that a few pounds, if even that.Additionally, these are made of the thinnest plastic fiber I have ever seen, thinner than the finest of cloth thread. I compared them to the leftover mesh bags from my grocery store purchases of onions and potatoes, which are about six to eight times thicker.These were a complete waste of plastic and my money. I'm not even going to bother to return them; they're headed straight to the trash can, then straight to a landfill.Exactly what I DIDN'T want.I would discourage buying these, unless you're going to fill them with EXTREMELY lightweight material, like feathers or crumpled tissue paper, not much of either, and don't plan on ever reusing them.And who does that?

I just harvested my onions. After drying them a few days, I was ready to package them in the net bags. These bags are a nice size. The drawstring at the end is a big plus as well.

I used them for storing garlic and onions.

Just what I wanted. Can cut to size by tying a knot.