CleverDelights 18" x 24" Burlap Bags - 6 Pack - 18x24 Inch Jute Burlap Drawstring Sacks

Good value gift bag quality. Im using for my flower bulbs to store over winter

I bought this to wrapped the jackfruit in my small farm. Jackfruit grows really big and the size of these sack is just perfect. People complained of smell, burlap do have that distinct smell. The smell don't bother me one bit because I know that's how burlap is. If you want to wash it for your arts and crafts, I advised that you washed it by hand and hang it to dry. Do not, put them in the dryer or it will shrink and loose it's shape. I bought 2 packs and planned to buy more. The quality is good, it is a bit stiffed because it is still new. The weaved is not as close as the old long time ago burlap which is thicker and stronger. I cannot vouched on how this will last because I have not use them yet. So far, I am very happy with my purchased.

Bought these to cover plants during snow and ice storm. They worked great and will be able to use them again next year.

They are a very lightweight sack. Well made, just not heavy duty.

This bag is straight up RDR / RDR2! I'm not holding up trains or stage coaches with it, but who cares, it's a cool bag. It sheds a bit, but it's par for the course, it's burlap not an LV. I used a couple as loot bags for gifts disguised as gold bricks...it was a RDR2 themed luncheon, yes luncheon (long story). I really have no idea what other people, who aren't holding up Lemoyne raiders, could use these bags for other than perhaps western themed cosplay or giftbags. I reckon you could buy a horse to match and be pretty happy with both purchases.

The chemical smell of these bags is so intense and toxic it made me sick even to be in the room with them and I had to lie down for an hour for it to pass. I soaked two of them in cool water and light soap for 2 hours and rinsed very thoroughly and even turned them inside out to soak and rinse them, but the smell was still horrific. I am keeping the bags only because they are well-made and I experienced this horrific chemical smell with burlap tablecloths I purchased from a different sellers years ago. I found that by hanging them outdoors for literally 3 weeks, the toxic chemicals these are doused in eventually outgas and are safe to use. I REALLY WISH MANUFACTURERS WOULD STOP USING THESE CHEMICALS. No burlap naturally smells like that. I think they douse the cloth in those chemicals to keep them from molding in storage/transit but I'm sure it must cause many returned products as a result.By the way, DO NOT WASH THESE IN YOUR WASHING MACHINE OR THE MACHINE MAY BREAK! Burlap gives off a lot of rough, bulky lint that can clog the holes/filters in your washing machine and literally break the machine. This happened to a friend of mine so I was forewarned. Also, if you wash them, use only lukewarm water and light detergent.Honestly I don't think washing helps that much with the smell. I'm just going to leave these hanging outside for 2 weeks, then turn them inside out and leave them hanging for another two weeks. That's what worked last time I bought chemical-doused burlap.

I bought these to keep my outdoor potted plants from freezing over winter. They are big enough to slip the plant right inside and have draw strings to close. So far, they are working well.

The media could not be loaded. I had sand in plastic bags that were an eyesore to hold down some fencing. I purchased these bags and a 50 lb bag of sand fit in them and made it more decorative!