Home Sensei mylar bags have revolutionized the way that food is stored long-term.

Why our bags are your best choice?

EASY TO SEAL

We have designed all our mylar bags for packaging to be heat sealed but also include ziplock.

Seal our mylar storage bag using a simple household iron, hair straightener, impulse sealer, or clamshell sealer, Or Ziplock it!

IMPORTANT: Please squeeze as much air out of the bag as possible before sealing to increase shelf life.

EASY TO FILL

These stand up pouches are designed to perfectly fit a 5 gallon food grade bucket to maximize limited storage space in cabinets, drawers, totes & containers, and on shelves.

ULTRA RESISTANT

Our ziplock bags have a complete aluminum foil layer core. We produce mylar bags that are not simply sprayed-on metalized polyester that other manufacturers produce.

Our mylar bags are made to protect the contents from moisture, light, insects, mold, and degradation over time.

Our aluminum mylar foil resist puncturing, pinholes, and damage from sharp edges and corners. Bags can be rolled up, balled up, crumpled, and reused without losing their integrity.

BPA FREE, FOOD GRADE MATERIAL & AIR TIGHT

All our maylar bags use FDA and USDA compliant liner material for safe food contact.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Material: Aluminum Mylar Foil

Thickness: 10 mil - 5.2 mil each side

Size: 17 * 27 inch.

PACKAGE CONTENT

10 Mylar bags

10 Oxygen Absorbers 2500cc

10 Labels / Stickers

Brand	Home Sensei
Material	Mylar
Capacity	5 Gallons
Closure Type	Zipper
Number of Items	10
Special Feature	Airtight
Shape	Rectangular
Colour	Silver
Item Weight	200 g
Model Name	Mylar Bag
Number of Pieces	10
Size	17 x 27 Inch (5 Gallon)
Reusability	Reusable
Is Microwaveable	No
Manufacturer	XiongXiang Plastic and Paper Setsing Co., Ltd
UPC	860009267749
Item model number	HS-P10-10M
ASIN	B0B4P7B286

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