Stasher Platinum Silicone Food Grade Reusable Storage Bag, Rose Quartz (1/2 Gallon) | Reduce Single-Use Plastic | Cook, Store, Sous Vide, or Freeze | Leakproof, Dishwasher-Safe, Eco-friendly | 64 Oz

I've bought some off-brand of these bags and they do not seal well. Bought a quart size for my TSA liquids when traveling, and then used for double-duty as a dry bag for my cell phone on a kayak trip (put a small hole in one corner of the top for a clip & worked like a charm attached to the kayak rope).They really do go in the dishwasher and hold up just fine. I try and buy a few more whenever they are on sale.

We are slowly getting rid of one use items in our house. It takes time and can be a bit costly, so baby steps. I love these bags, they are of excellent quality and thickness. The seal goes together quite well. There are many different sizes to choose from. I washed mine in the dishwasher and they do well. I do have to dry them when they come out, but that's no big deal to me.

These things are so great. We're trying to move to a zero-waste, cruelty-free lifestyle, and we've bought a number of these to replace our zip bags. They work fantastically. They're sturdy, the closure stays closed, and they can be thrown into the dishwasher with no problem. And there are so many sizes, I'm never going to have to buy zip bags again. Highly recommended.

I love the stashers as they are reusable, recyclable, durable, convenient, varied in size and shape. They are good for me and for the planet!!!

We absolutely love stasher bags. This size is particularly great for once you’ve opened your bag of bacon. We move it over to this stasher bag and it keeps so much better than leaving it in a half open grocery package. They wash so easily in the dishwasher although I do prop mine open for a day or two to fully let it air dry.

I like the idea of these but I don’t feel like they’ve quite replaced disposable bags yet. They can be difficult to clean and get fully dry and the the closure is not perfect. They’re annoying to store too. I use them on occasion but I’m still using Ziploks for now.

I’ve had Stasher bags for almost 5 years now and I LOVE them. They are incredibly durable, you just hand wash them with soap and a brush and stand up (I like a long cup or a cookware utensil to prop up) and air dry. These keep produce like squash good in the fridge longer, and have saved me from using ziplocks. One thing I would caution against is using stasher for anything with a strong scent, like cut onion or garlic, as I’ve had a little trouble getting the scent out for my next use.

I’m a huge Stashers fan and while the 1/2 gallon may sound large, it’s a very practical size that goes a long way toward helping to replace typical plastic bags for fresh vegetables and other foods. I find them difficult to open, but they seal well, so it is a small price to pay.