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Shrink wrap bags are perfect for handmade gifts fits soap bars nicely as well as spa bath bombs.
HOW TO USE
- Put your item into the wrap shrink bag
- Seal the opening and cut off the excess end of the bag with a sealer
- Shrink the heat shrink bag with a heat gun (you can find one from Home Depo)
- Evenly heat until the item is completely sealed.N
- ote – we highly recommend using these heat shrink wrap bags with an impulse sealer and heat gun. Sealing soap takes some practice so be patient!
500 PCS IN A BOX
Lauren Jackson
2025-08-22 13:52:29
Polyolefin Heat Shrink Wrap Bags are durable, clear, and easy to use, offering a professional look for packaging soaps, candles, and other items. They’re tear-resistant, food-safe, and work well with a heat gun for a snug fit. While slightly pricier than PVC options, the quality and polished finish make them an excellent choice for small businesses and crafters.
Ricci G.
2025-07-04 17:44:21
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Marcus Cardwell
2025-06-04 12:35:25
These bags are outstanding and durable for the price I have dropped a few of my bathbombs and they have ripped open. Totally a good product for the price.
Gravitationgirl
2025-04-10 09:35:44
I make bath bombs that are about 2.75 x 3.12 and the bags break really easily, even with being gentle. It's almost like the bags are too small.... For the price point I guess they're okay, but I don't think I will be buying again. I'll opt for the larger 6 x 6 option to see if they yield better results.
Melissa
2025-03-22 12:12:29
I've purchased many shrink wrap bags and have hated them, but not these! finally found the perfect ones. They are sandwich bag material which makes them perfect for shrink wrapping soaps, bath bombs, and other body care items. they do not create rigid corners and makes it easy for the customer to open. I don't understand the reviews that say they are too thin. if you're burning holes in them, you're going to hard with the heat gun. like any shrink wrap you will need to figure out the right amount of heat needed.
Prisoner zero
2025-03-01 14:39:10
I can't use these things. Maybe it's my fault they wrinkle and look horrible. But in my defense, I have been using shrink wrap bags for about four years now for my homemade soap, etc. Never had results this bad before. I can't blame my equipment either because I have a decent heat gun and impulse sealer. If I had known I would have to wrap my soap like this I never would of bought them. CP soap needs to breath. Sealing the ends won't let customers smell it and it needs the contact of open air to continue shedding moisture. I suppose the many holes my heat gun makes when trying to work out the wrinkles and seams will have the same effect. And now I get the pleasure of spending more money to replace these. And not getting any soap packaged for sale.
Beth MCacc
2025-02-26 11:00:13
I'm using this to wrap handmade soap. this wrap is softer and quieter for sure. but I used the same process and it just doesn't "shrink" to the product as well. I'll keep trying and adjust my review if it's something I can fix.
Melanie
2025-02-01 15:49:20
This works perfect for my small soap business. They keep the grimies off and protect the soap if dropped.
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