Inteplast PB060315 3.5 qt Capacity, 15" Length x 6" Width x 3" Gusset, Food and Utility Poly Bag (Case of 1,000)

Cost effective and can withstand a minute or so in microwave. I use it in restaurant operations and only use once.

My usual supplier of dog poo bags was out of stock and I couldn't wait. I did a lot of research and saw that quite a few people use Inteplast bags and produce bags as dog poo bags. I paid attention to the thickness of the bags that people reviewed and compared it to the bags I have been using (75 mil). I ended up buying this particular bag, which had not yet been reviewed, because it seemed like the best deal.The price is way cheaper than any other similar quality bag. It is food grade, so I figured I can use some for dog waste and some for produce, baked goods, what have you. I looked at rolls of produce bags that are being sold on amazon and I couldn't find any that were certified food grade (much to my surprise) and I think in any case, this Inteplast bag is cheaper.I bake bread in 4.5 by 8.5 pans and it looks like this size will be perfect (not baking in summer so I don't have a loaf to try for size but I slid the empty loaf pan inside). It would not be big enough for large or really high loaves.I don't think it comes with twist ties but I'm not going to dig down to the bottom of the box to make sure. I have an abundance of twist ties so that doesn't bother me.The pleat/gusset is not a nuisance when picking up waste. I think these bags would hold even a large dog's output. Plenty long enough to tie in a knot. Bags are easy to open. For dog waste I prefer an opaque bag but at this price I'll deal with it.1,000 bags come in a box about 7" x 7" x 8" with perforations to make a small opening to grab bags. I never realized how much easier it is to not have to tear each bag off a roll, always being careful to not accidentally tear a bag.I highly recommend these bags for either food storage or dog waste. Inteplast has a number of shapes and sizes if you prefer a different size. Just watch the mils, although I think Inteplast's bags are all .68 mil like this one or thicker. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. Some brands of bags are measured in microns (1/1000 millimeter) and you can find converters online.Aside from the thickness of the plastic, there are different plastic formulas with their own characteristics. Some dog bags are kind of crinkly like grocery bags. These bags are a soft clear plastic similar to a baggie.

Good size

Love this product

Good quality bread bags.

I didn't pay close enough attention to how narrow these are. Not going to work for bread.

Gave with drone for extra charging, etc. The 12 year old boy was happy with it.

I bought these back in April of 2020. At that time they were $11.99 for 1,000 bags. Today the same product is $28.37! What happened? That's almost triple the original cost! Great bags but c'mon price gouging?