IDEL vending bags

[Glenn]

Has anyone tried IDEL bags in their vending machines? Much less expensive than Vend-Rite. Just wondering if the bags are as good as Vend-Rite. Not that Vend-Rite are quality.

[Rondo]

I had them send me samples and the 50 cent bags (50 gallon) are huge and seem like good quality. The 75 cent ones are OK. I haven't order any yet, but plan to.

[alesser738]

I order the .88 cents nylon bags and sell them for $3. I probably sell 1500-2000 a year. The company has its act together and ships pretty fast.

[dougyg]

Does the company have a website? I tried to search with google but I come up with nothing.

[William]

www.idel.com

Tell them you saw their link on Coinwash.com

[dougyg]

Thanks. I had tried ww.idel.com and that stupid "change your mood" home page came up and I never clicked any of squares.

[Mungo Spike]

I ordered the 50 cent bags from Idel and they are excellent - better than the vendrite bags, in my opinion.

I have been ordering my polycotton and nylon bags from Idel for years ... good prices, good quality, good service. Call their toll-free number 800-224-4476 for more selections and best prices.

Also, I recently ordered frameless lint screens from them - size 17" x 28" for Huebsch stacks. The lint screens have velcro attachments, which makes it real simple to put them on the old frames. Price - only $13 each - I say "only" because that is less than half the price I've been seeing elsewhere. The quality of the screens is very good.

Mungo

[marty]

I'm a new mat owner and I do not have a laundry bag vending unit. Of course I'm looking for ways to increase revenue. Do these bags really sell, ie, would the cost of a machine ($400) get paid off relatively quickly?

[Mungo Spike]

Marty - I put the vend-sized bags into a column of the soap vending machine. I think it would take a l-o-o-on-g time to make enough profit to cover the cost of a separate vending machine.