500 pcs 4"X6" PVC Shrink Film Wrap Flat Bags 100 gauge

I use these to shrink wrap my hand made soaps. They do fine except they shrinking is not smooth - on one side of the soap the bag has bubbles and a lot of crinkles but the other side is much smoother. That doesn't bother me too much since the good side is my label side. Often the shrink wrap does not completely cover the bars but I'm o.k. with that too since it leaves an area for scent smell and the soap can still breathe. These shrink wrap bags were a real good deal and I have bought another bunch of them since the first order. Some people say they are too small for their bars but I make pretty big bars - sometimes 6 oz., and they fit in the bags just fine.

I've been looking for some shrink wrap to go around my soaps. I make a slightly chunkier bar than most people so I was looking for something that would fit my 5 - 5.5 oz soap. These seem to fit though the plastic is thin. I will say though, that they are not 4 x 6. They are actually 3 3/4" x 5.5". They still work but I've found that most shrink bags/bands arent the size they claim to be so I thought I'd let everyone know what they're getting. I might order again.

I'm using these to seal my homemade soap bars. Here's my method:1) Put bar in the bag.2) Use a food saver to manually seal the open end.3) Poke a small hole in the bag to allow air to escape without building up air bubble pressure.4) Use a HF heat gun on low setting keeping it approximately 6 inches away from the bar. Heat opposite sides to keep the bar centered.5) Once the sides are snugged, I heat it enough to shrink the packing smooth and snug.The only time that I have the shrink film bags split is when I don't poke the hole and pressure builds up or if I get the heat gun too close.

Great deal. I use them for soaps and it gave them a great look. They shrink down quite a bit, about 40%. I'm purchasing a sealer so I can seal the open end prior to using the heat gun. It's difficult to keep the open end together when your hitting it with the heat gun, sometimes it shrinks too much leaving an opening or overlaps and looks bulky. The sealer will make it easier. No more close call burnt finger tips. So, they work great, but you may need to buy a sealer to really get the professional look. The sometimes give off a plastic smell, not terrible and usually when you overheat the plastic. So be sure to have the gun on low and about 5" away, this helps to shrink even & without odor. I'm purchasing more...they're awesome.

I ordered these shrink wrap films to package bars of soap and i couldn't be happier. I actually cut one end off of the bag so both ends of my soap would continue to be exposed to air, to both allow my customers to smell the fragrance of the bars and to also to allow my soap to continue the curing process. They were awesome. I used a blow dryer for the shrink wrapping and it worked like a charm. Highly recommend these bags for your shrink wrapping needs.

They do the job and were very cheap, so I can't really complain other than mentioning several had slits so we had to throw a few away. It was almost like a knife had slit through a stack of about 10 or more. Otherwise, we were very happy and would order again assuming they remain so affordable.

I really like the shrink wrap, especially in the form of dads. Size is perfect for my soaps, which I felt professionally. I didn't realize that I needed to more items to complete my task. So I'm having a bit of a problem with the blow dryer,but I think it's working fine anyway. The photograph shows my first bar using the shrink wrap bag, however I haven't labeled it yet.

Im using these on my soaps and bath bombs for the Christmas season. I have bought other ones before that were better, I'm fining these ones get a lot of holes compared to the others I've used and they dont shrink as well. I make 2" bath bombs and they fit in here with about 3/4 of an inch to spare on the side.