Are these cellophane (stand up straight) or the limp plastic?
788137
They are stiff, but don't have a flat bottom, so you'd have to put something in the bottom to get them to stand up straight.
788138
in between...do not stand up but not limp either. used last year so hard to remember. please don't ask again.
788139
They are not as clear and flexible as sandwich baggies, but they will not stand up on their own. They are see thru.
788804
They feel like solid plastic, have not opened them so... yeah I'll go with solid plastic ;)
1468695
I don't know; nor have I ever heard of "ply" in reference to anything but toilet paper! But these are not flimsy sheets. They have a nice sturdy percale weave. They are not sateen, which usually is made with very fine threads, so while the thread count appears low, that is normal for the heavier weight thread used in traditional percale weave. If you are looking for soft, drape-y sheets, these are not the ones to buy! However I heartily disagree with the reviewers here who thought they are scratchy. These sheets are the epitome of an old-fashioned crisp white sheet, which was exactly what I was looking for! I don't know; nor have I ever heard of "ply" in reference to anything but toilet paper! But these are not flimsy sheets. They have a nice sturdy percale weave. They are not sateen, which usually is made with very fine threads, so while the thread count appears low, that is normal for the heavier weight thread used in traditional percale weave. If you are looking for soft, drape-y sheets, these are not the ones to buy! However I heartily disagree with the reviewers here who thought they are scratchy. These sheets are the epitome of an old-fashioned crisp white sheet, which was... » Read More I don't know; nor have I ever heard of "ply" in reference to anything but toilet paper! But these are not flimsy sheets. They have a nice sturdy percale weave. They are not sateen, which usually is made with very fine threads, so while the thread count appears low, that is normal for the heavier weight thread used in traditional percale weave. If you are looking for soft, drape-y sheets, these are not the ones to buy! However I heartily disagree with the reviewers here who thought they are scratchy. These sheets are the epitome of an old-fashioned crisp white sheet, which was exactly what I was looking for! « Show Less
258488
They are plastic. I have had this for a month now with no problems at all. I don't crank down on the fittings when I tighten them however
2228477
They're 100% cellophane, I think. They're very crunchy sounding :) They're perfect for food gifts.
7008
Yes they are plastic and are exactly as the pic is shown. One side is pointy the other flat
1996761
@Stephen - we recently purchased these. They are not plastic, but heavy duty cardboard. I was disappointed at first, but they are working really well for us.
2103034
they are plastic just like the old one I have. However, the legs are a much heavier material is much heavier. I think that makes the difference.
1389448
That is incorrect. They are plastic, unless this is an entirely different product than I ordered.
1000114
I believe they are real cellophane; however, I'm not sure what a polypropylene bag would feel like, so cannot state one way or the other with certainty.
399743
Somebody else asked me the same question so I checked them out. They are too hard, firm and don't bend to be plastic in my opinion.Good luck,PM
1993360
The plastic is quite thin, not to stand on their own. I use mine as a hanging room divider from the ceiling and they do great, I purchased three packets, they look great.
1672049
plastic. And not nearly as large or as durable as I'd thought they'd be. If you don't store them flat they refuse to lay flush when you try to position them.
1130952
They are hard plastic. I have found them very useful for storing as well as micrwaving and they match my dinnerware!
906378
Hi They are a soft clear, pliable plastic. They are good for special items such as baseball cards or special pictures. Betty
1788617
They are plastic, they are not bad but not optimum. one of them get stuck sometimes.
888422
yes, these are bent. I like them very much! so much better than plastic types!