Do Debbie Meyer Green Bags Really Work?

Not for me.  In fact, the produce I put in the bags ended up molding or becoming slimy within a few days.

The Debbie Meyer Green bags was something that I saw on television as too good to be true.  I do buy a lot of produce and sometimes I end up throwing some of it away, so when I saw these at Walgreen’s I thought I would give them a try.

Excited about my new bags, I went to the grocery store and bought all sorts of produce, thinking it would be good for 2 weeks.  Well, my peaches were totally molded in 3 days of purchasing them and the bananas were inedible and mushy on the inside with a funky odor.  (See photos below).  The other produce in the fridge became slimy and just gross.

After my disappointment, I started reading more about these bags.  Apparently, the moisture from the produce remains in the bag, so you need to constantly wipe it down with a paper towel.  Many people had the same disappointment with the Debbie Meyer Green bags as myself.

So, I ended up wasting the money on the bags and all of the produce that it ruined.  Please save your money or test out some green bags from a friend who is as gullible as myself.

By the way, the unused Green Bags do make good diaper sacks for smelly diapers. 

Debbie Meyer Green Bags made bananas mushy

Debbie Meyer Green Bags made peaches moldly in 3 days

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