Has anyone here tried using custom Mylar bags around the house?

[doncarlos]

I started using them a few months ago for storing coffee beans and some bulk snacks, and I was honestly surprised at how well they work. I used to stick everything in jars or regular ziplocks, but the beans would lose their flavor pretty quickly. With these bags, the freshness seems to last way longer, and they’re really handy for organizing smaller items too.
 

I did run into a little learning curve though some of the thinner bags tear easily if you overfill them. The thicker ones with resealable zips are way more durable. I also started labeling the bags with dates so I know what needs to be used first. I came across a random guide on sealing techniques that was kinda helpful.
 

Curious do any of you use custom Mylar bags just for food, or have you found other creative uses like storing seeds, herbs, or craft supplies? Would love to hear what’s worked best for you and any tips you’ve picked up along the way.

[Roeltest]

Pffff weer spam.  
btw voor de geïnteresseerden mylar is van pet plastic gemaakt.  Waarvan we een  tiental jaren geleden,  ontdekt hebben dat die door bacteriën op gegeten kunnen worden . ze vonden half weg gevreten pet flessen met de zee op ruimen .  Ecologisch gezien wel oké maar dus zeker niet zo heel geschikt om langdurig voedsel in te gaan preppen . Mylar is heel dun getrokken pet.  Super sterk en stevig , maar niet zo duurzaam als gehoopt 🤪