Would a sticker stick on these bags? I want to seal it by folding over the top and putting a round sticker on it. Would it stay?
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I have not used stickers on it myself but I would assume you could.The surface is not super waxy.
327243
I don't have any stickers but scotch tape holds so I'm sure you would be okay.
327244
Yep; that's exactly what I did with the mini pb&j; sandwiches for my daughter's daycare field trip.
327245
Of course it would depend on the type of adhesive...a lickable type, like a stamp, no. A peel and stick with decent adhesive properties, yes.
1062992
These are not self sealing. These bags require use of a bag sealer or tape.
1798163
I think you could use a heat sealer to seal the bags. I bought a couple when I purchased the bags but haven't used them yet. It just seems a lot easier and funner to tie them. Also the contents in the bag expand a lot after they are frozen so I would only fill them a little over half full and leave some room at the top for expansion.
1508924
Unlike the image, the boxes are wider on the fold side, and smaller on the smooth side. So the 3x2 sticker would just fit over the folds but wouldn't fit on the smooth side. Hope that helps.
1923939
they will stick to the plastic - but if you put the bags in the freezer, after a short time, due to moisture, the labels are likely to come off the bags.On the other hand, if you stick the label INSIDE the bag, it will stay put longer.
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I don't see why you coudn't. They would keep them dust-free & from getting wrinkled . The plastic bag itself is just a flat bag, no depth until you add something in it.I would not, however, use them for shipping them
1729652
not sure...they don't seal completely. Just a drawstring top. The bag material is probably fine enough.
667621
I just checked the one's I currently have and the adhesive is on the top edge of the body of the bag with a strip that pulls off. However, once it is sealed you are able to open and reseal. I think I also had some that had the adhesive on the flap but either one works fine. Basically the same thing. Was very happy with the bags because they are very clear and give the cards I made a very professional look. Hope this helps!
1011411
If your bags are wider, you can cut them down and seal the edge. If they are narrower, they are usable. You'll probably only seal one end, and your bags won't go the full width of the sealer. It'll be fine!
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It depends upon the contents. If it's compressible, like clothing, you can press over the contents with a book, fold the bag where it is empty, then seal.
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It took me awhile to figure it out --- you actually need to fold the sides in the opposite direction that they sit in their flat stored position. If you look at the emblem on the bag butler, and read the directions (look at the emblem's location in the pictures) -- then it's easy to figure out.
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I have this unit and the sealer works fine the problem is the bags , all the bags I have tested within a day or so they are full of air again. Depending on what you are sealing ...any water in bag tends to break the seal.Bags cost money and just do not keep their seal very long.In my opinion if your sealing something dry it will hold anything wet doesn't.Your just better off with the big permanent sealers for anything long storage.
2011618
Mine just stuck on like a sticker. Be sure to peel the paper backing off...looks a little confusing at first.
1071925
Does it seal the bottom of the bag (if you are using a roll) or will in seal an empty bag? If it won't toss it if it is over a year old(See answer from Kelley). Otherwise, it may be operator error.
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My first question to you is, "Did you pull the black piece of tape off the sealing strip?" Hopefully, you did not. If you did, that's causing your bag to stick. Next, what bag are you using, VacMaster,FoodSaver......? If you pulled off the tape from the sealing strip you need to contact VacMaster for help.
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If you do, I'd recommend putting them in an additional vacum type sealable bag.There have been reviewers who have had problems with the seal of their packages over long term.I would keep them in an emergency kit or part of my work pack that I take in and out of the car each time as the house is a much more controlled atmosphere - but that's just my preference.
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I have ordered these bags expecting to have adhesive on the flaps so I could seal them when I put my 5x7 photos into them. I don't know what you are buying them for, but where else would the adhesive be other than on the flap?