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Do you think these two fruit bags are suitable for bagging grapes?

 
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Recently, I prepared to buy a batch of fruit bags and searched a lot on the Internet. Do you think this type is suitable?
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I'm not willing to put in the kind a labor that bagging fruit would require. I'm not willing to pay for materials.
 
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I recommend buying plastic or paper square boxes. That looks more convenient, easier to store.

 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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