Debbie Meyer Green Bags Reviews

   Part of being a bargain shopper, is find products that help parishables, as well as other goods, last longer. This is why I'm willing to spend more on items, like Woolite for Darks, that will gently care for my items, so I won't have waste more nor to by certain things as frequently, thus saving money in the long run.

   My husband picked up a box of Debbie Meyer Green Bags, hoping they would protect our produce longer.

Product Description:

Debbie Meyer Green Bags are supposed to work by:

Fruits, vegetables and flowers release ethylene gas while ripening after harvesting or picking. Ethylene...

I had seen the commercials for the bags for several months, but I was reluctant to purchase them simply because I wasn't convinced they really worked.  And who wants to spend 10 bucks on something unless you're sure it's worth it?  Recently, I received an e-mail from HomeTrends.com with a free shipping offer on any As Seen on TV product.  The Debbie...

After seeing numerous commercials for this product and sitting around mulling over whether or not the product actually worked, I decided to bite the bullet and get a set, and boy was I glad I did.

Off season fruit can be expensive for sure, so why would you want to waste any of it?  Oh sure there are other ways to make sure they last - freezing in my mind is the most reliable method.  But what if fresh fruit is a treat that your kids look forward to every day?  I try to instill the "don't knock it until you've tried it" school of eating on my kids.  So I might buy something that I like, but...

I never have any luck with As Seen on TV items. These Green Bags are supposed to keep fruit and salads fresher than leaving them out or in a zip close bag.

First of all, they are small. Secondly, the bananas lasted maybe a day longer. Third, and the most frustrating: there's lots of maintenance involved in using these stupid bags!

They may make the ethylene gas go away, but they trap moisture in there. Every day I had to do "fruit upkeep." Get out paper towels, remove the fruit and wipe out the inside of the bags to rid them of moisture, fruit goes back in. Next day, same thing.

No rotting...

We (my mom & I) had our doubts after seeing the infomercial.  When we heard from several people that they do work we decided to try them.  We were going to order a box, but noticed the local Wal-Mart was now selling them.  We purchased a box and shared.  We both agree that they do work.

We have used them for grapes, lettuce, bananas, broccoli, carrots, tomatoes & peppers.

We believe that they are worth the purchase price since they keep the food fresh longer.  Fruit & vegetables are getting to be very expensive and we need all the help we can get.

We have recommended them to friends...

Debbie Meyer Green Bags had been on my radar for a while before I finally purchased a package of them. About every two weeks we buy a large amount of produce for just the two of us, as we enjoy fresh veggie juice almost daily, and my husband eats a large salad almost every evening. As you can imagine, often by the end of the 2 weeks the little that is left is getting pretty wilted and soggy. But the only place around here to get true organic produce is an hour away, so shopping more often just can't happen. While we do supplement with some non-organic when necessary, there are certain foods we...

I saw an ad on television for the Green Bags and called the number listed, and after much number "punching", (there are many prompts) I purchased 2 sets of the bags.  The bill came and I was charged almost $70.00 for 2 sets of the large bags with a zip lock style closure.  What a rip off.  Could not fit bananas inside of bag, would only hold 2 large bananas.  I tried them with strawberries and found that the might have stayed fresh for 3-4 days, but no more than that.  There is too much work involved with using them.  All items have to be totally dry, the item cannot be large, or it won't...

I had to give these Debbie Meyer's Green bags 1 star becuase there was no Zero.These bags are horrible and  I would never recommend them to any of my firends. These expensive bags are just waste of money. They do nothing like the website or TV show claims for.Forget about reusing these bags for 10 times, you can even not use it for 1 time with satidfaction. I see that any produce (tried greens, vegetables and fruits) saved in these bags rottens much more worse and quicker than an ordinary plastic bag from any grocery store. I got a small pack of these bags from walmart and I have used only...

Do I have a different type of Debbie Meyer GreenBags? I live alone and love fresh produce. But, most of the time, it spoils before I can finish it AND I hate going to the grocery to buy fresh every day. I tried these bags shortly after they were advertised and am quite pleased with the way they extend the life of my veggies! BUT, all the bags are so narrow that they could not possibly hold a bunch of three bananas or even a half a head of lettuce as shown in the listings! The zip strip closure at the top of the bag is so tiny, it is difficult to seal securely AND I've torn a few of the bags trying...