I went out of town for a week and the vegtable and fruit that I had secured in the green bags was in great shape. I think consumers that are not happy, perhaps let moisture get into the bags. Mine worked great and have saved me money. Strawberries are especially great in the bags. ...
They are useless and so is Debbie Meyer! I am not sure how on earth this company is able to lie the way they do, but I think that if we put the word out there, people will stop buying them! They actaully rot the produce FASTER them if you werent using them. They are complete rubbish! I use them to ...
I used green bags for a science fair project. They worked great, except for tomatoes. Got mold right away! Good buy if used correctly. Love them! ...
Found my bags at Walmart on the As Seen On TV shelfing. Figured that $9.95 without the shipping would be saving money. As long as the produce is in the bag it looks good. As soon as you take it out of the bag to use it grows brown and soft.in the case of the banana's they stayed yellow but the ...
All complaints so far are about deceptive billing and ordering. My complaint is that these bags do not work as advertised. My produce went bad faster (than in regular plastic bags) in the Debbie Meyer green bags that I bought at Linen n Things for 9.95. The ads are totally deceptive and outright ...
Debbie Meyer Green Bags are flimsy and even when they don't tear apart are essentially useless because of their odd size—very long and not very wide. On TV you see a bunch of bananas in a green bag—you can't do that with the bags they send you. Asparagus, carrots and celery will fit in them, and ...