13 Responses

1. Tabatha  •  April 16, 2008 @11:20 pm
   

   I must say, your crazy, I mean, wonderful son, knows what is good and what isnt! I may just have to look into these green bags myself! Thanks for sharing!

2. Blog Antagonist  •  April 17, 2008 @6:44 am
   

   Yannow…I have always wondered about those things. Fer real. Thanks. I am going to buy some today, I think.

3. Michelle  •  April 17, 2008 @7:23 am
   

   Hey, LOVE the Green Bag Experiment. Gooooooo you guys, because Patrick always tries to tell me how we should get those and I’m always saying it’s a scam….but maybe not!

   So I started my own blog. It’s still pretty lame right now, and funny enough motivated BY PATRICK, as he wants me to be the vehicle to start a Mom’s Networking site in NH.

   Anywhooooo I linked to your site on my blog. Check it out!! http://granitemoms.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=1573551%3ABlogPost%3A281

4. Shine  •  April 18, 2008 @9:28 am
   

   Cool, thanks for testing them! MIL gave me one and I will probably be picking some more up for myself too!

5. liv  •  April 18, 2008 @1:39 pm
   

   wow. this makes me feel like listening to my little guy and his nonstop jibberish about needing things off the tv.

6. amanda  •  April 22, 2008 @10:51 am
   

   Holy crap! I need those!

7. MJ McKendry  •  April 25, 2008 @7:33 pm
   

   Yes, Virgina, the green bags really work! My green leaf and spring mix lettuce has lasted over 3 weeks. These bags (but different brand)are sold in health food store for twice the cost of Debbie Meyer’s Green Bags. I even bought some for gifts and my friends love receiving them!

8. WV Animal Lover  •  May 8, 2008 @7:42 pm
   

   Geez,
   Am I the only one who has NOT been impressed with these green bags? The only thing I can see they are good for is bananas. I had strawberries, broccoli,and tomatoes all go bad in a matter of days. So I will not recommend them to any of my friends!

9. Gary  •  May 28, 2008 @1:10 pm
   

   I’m interested in saving the variety of green and yellow beans we buy and store in the fridge from going bad. Do you think it’s because they are stored in the fridge that’s the issue here… and does anyone have any 1st hand knowledge of whether or not they can stay longer without going brown to the point where we throw them out approx 3-5 days after purchase?
   Thanks

10. Pat  •  June 9, 2008 @5:54 pm
    

    My wife is VERY upset and disappointed with the performance of the Green Bags. None of the vegetables or fruits used with the bags (tomatoes, strawberries, chives) have lasted ANY longer than if they had not been in the bags. The tomatoes went bad and moldy very quickly. All of the ads seem SO great, but are simply a marketing ploy. These things simply DO NOT WORK!! We will NEVER purchase again, and will warn all of our family and friends to not buy them as well.

    TRASH!!!!

11. Anonymous  •  June 30, 2008 @9:35 am
    

    I purchased on line and there was an offer of by one and get one free. One set had a sort of zip lock and the other was just a bag (no closure) can’t say I am impressed but have only used the ones with no closure maybe they sent the wrong bags?

12. Bob  •  July 14, 2008 @1:52 pm
    

    Ashamed to admit that I fell for this nonsense. THE BAGS DO NOT WORK. I CAN’T SAY IT ANY PLAINER. Cannot believe that I spent that much money on some stupid green tinted plastic bags. Live and Learn!!

13. Joan  •  August 13, 2008 @2:34 pm
    

    I used the green bags for bananas and the outside stayed very nice and yellow but the inside was mushy and had an odd taste. I will not buy nor use them again and too bad the guarantee is not longer than 30 days because I threw money down the garbage the same as if it was over ripe produce when I bought the bags.

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