Warp Brothers CB-60 Warp's Banana Bags, Plastic, 60 x 108-Inch. (Pack of 2)

These bags are terrific. Perfect size to go over my Christmas tree to store standing up in the garage. We'll see how well they hold up after a year in the garage with the big garbage can be pushed into it every week. They look and feel very strong. Will buy again. Update on this bag: It is Christmas time and my tree stood in the garage with the big trash can backed into it every week and it has survived very well. The bag, more importantly, has remained in tact with no splits or holes. The tree was dust free and I only had minimal work to get the branches back to normal. I love these bags and I can think of all kinds of applications. They really hold up well. Hope this review helps. PS, other reviewers talked about yellow rubbing off onto the article they had covered, I didn't have that happen to my tree.

Used as a cover to toss old couch. The couch was not very big and both bags that where supplied was used. Had to split the bags in half then te tape them to seal the couch up for the trash.

Nice thick, long bag, but not wide enough. I want to cover my 7.5 ft Christmas tree, but the bag only goes so far. I leave my tree built in the basement and I put the bag on, from the top, but the bag isn't wide enough to cover it all the way down, so I have to cut the bag to get it to fit. In all fairness, the bag is great...it just doesn't totally fir my needs.

Bought this to dispose of a recliner as the city requires us to enclose furniture for removal in plastic. It was more than large enough to enclose the large bottom half of the chair & study enough to not break during moving to the curb.

I tried putting my soft bean bag chair in one of these to protect it while in storage and it very easily ripped on the end/seam. It was not due to over stuffing as there was plenty of room so there should not have been cause to tear other than a very thin and cheap product. Save your money and look elsewhere.

I was looking for something to in which to store our 7ft. Christmas tree in our garage. The fancy tree carriers and storage products were $40 and more--and they all required me to take the tree apart and smash the branches down. (The tree cost $75.) These bags are perfect. I set the tree in the bag and pulled it up and over, then secured it at the top with a nylon tie. No muss, no fuss. It will keep the tree dust and mouse free. I don't have to smoosh the branches to get it into a big wardrobe box or take it apart to fit into two boxes as I did last year. The bag is sturdy but can rip with pointed objects.I am going to use the second bag to cover our large 4ft. dia. Christmas wreath hanging in the garage. Much better than the sheet we now have covering it.These bags are inexpensive enough to replace every year if you have to. I'm very pleased with them.

You might be forgiven for thinking that "tough 2 mil plastic" means "2 millimeters thick", which would be tough indeed. No, these bags are under 0.03 millimeters thick. They're paper-thin and tear easily. They are not tough at all. The two bags come attached to each other and they instantly tore when I tried to separate them. And tore again when I was moving one with contents inside (nothing sharp).The only reason I give these 3 stars and not less is that they really are every bit as big as I needed them to be, and I was able to use the provided ties to close up the holes I inadvertently created.

While replacing hardwood floors, it wasn't practical to take my drapes down for a variety of reasons. The business of taking up old floors is dusty, and we were using glue to lay the new floor. I wanted to protect my drapes from the dust and glue. I hit on the idea of using theses bags to protect the hanging drapes, and it worked well! I used two bags together like this. I split the sides of the first bag and hung the bag over the drape with the bottom seam of the bag lined up with the drapery rod. I used a second bag to bag the drapes from the bottom. I used painters tape to tape the two bags together. The first bag protected the drapery header from dust, and the second bag totally enclosed the bottom of the drapes. On a single window, the pair of drapes was bagged together. On a triple window, I used a pair of bags per drape.