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Question: Could I slip a 5x5 thin cardboard sleeve into this?
Document: High quality thick plastic, not cheap and flimsy. Totally clear see-through, not hazy. Did not use resealable flap so I cannot speak to that. Has a clear pull-off seal over the top so you can choose to employ the seal or not. Just what I needed to put a bunch of discs in. Nothing special just a clear slip sleeve but great for the basic item it is. Each sleeve is made to hold 1 disc but you can fit upwards of 10+ if desired.
These are not exactly what I wanted but as I looked at them my mind began to think of all the ways I could use them to store some of the products I have.
These are perfect for what I need and at a great price too. Very thin sleeves and durable. Works great for what I need.
I wanted to try these instead of jewel cases to save space. they are a little thin,but they serve my purpuse
I expected these to be made out of a stiffer plastic than they were. Since I was using them to give copies of photos to other people, I purchased some thin jewel cases instead.
now i can see the title off my dvd not like the ones maid out of paper i could not read what i wrote because i had to write it within the circle this makes a big deference i will keep buying them
These sleeves are a good buy at the $5 and change I paid. Well made with a reseal able flap. (You tear off a thin strip to reveal the adhesive) I use them before store in a drawer unit to hold all the CD's/DVDs. Durable and last forever if not abused.
The plastic sleeves are advertised that they will fit DVDs and CD's but some of them are about a half an inch too small while others fit tightly. They are also very thin plastic. The sleeves weigh so much that by the time I pay for shipping them back it is going to cost me more in shipping than I would get as a refund so I am stuck with them and they are going to end up in the trash. Amazon should pull these from the website.
I bought these for home made music CD's my son composed. They were sturdy and the top flap folded and tucked into the sleeve just fine so as to hold the cd in.
I ordered 2 packs of sleeves and received 1 pack of the described plastic sleeves and 1 pack of a lower quality paper sleeve.... Whats up with that?! RIPOFF!
Answer: I wouldn't recommend it. The seal on the edges isn't very strong and I have had several that came apart without much pressure.