Are these bags sturdy enough to carry a 7 quart slow cooker - full of food - to the car and into another home? Perhaps doubled would help?
868763
I suppose if a slow cooker fit in it it is. That's not something I would do. They are very sturdy and strong but they are not designed with firm sides to keep their shape. You might end up spilling it.
868764
I have filled up mine with 6 liters of soda and other times 3 gallon milk jugs. So I'm going to safely say yes. No with a heavy load I always hold underneath the bag as well.
868765
No, I don't believe this bag has a sturdy enough bottom for that, it's a better bag for holding cold or frozen food items from the store. Also, I don't think they are big enough for a 7 qt crockpot, maybe if was turned on its side.
868766
These bags are so sturdy. We care really heavy groceries in them, so I'm sure they'd be fine.
868767
I think so. I use it from groceries or once for beer and it carried a case of beer and ice so I would imagine a slow cooker should be good. For sure if doubled.
868768
We have NOT tried a 7 qt crockpot, but we often use them to carry heavy groceries - canned goods - works fine.
876340
Yes! These bags hold quinoa and rice just as well as plastic bags. I just bought these bags a week ago from a Crate and Barrel store and I love 'em
1643591
I put a lot of stuff in my bags. Cloths lunch rain gear thermos Ect. Probably put between 5 to 7 pounds in each side at times. I think my Rack will fail before these will.
1514146
Very sturdy! We have two and use them all the time. I don't put them in the dishwasher as some of their products are not dishwasher safe. They can scuff in the dw. You can warm up Pre-cooked food in them in the microwave. They are great for taking leftovers in for lunch. I use them for packing lunch salads in too.
1218960
Yes. This bag is made for Crock Pot's 6-quart oval (portable) slow cookers.
84753
They seem to be very sturdy. I used these panniers on a week long, fully loaded (self supported) trip around Vermont and I never had a problem with them. No snagging, tearing,etc. They are heavy duty plastic with strong pull tabs. Also, just FYI, I found the design of these panniers really great. Different compartments allowed me to find things very quickly. I especially liked the large space in the middle, which most others don't have.
124943
Rachel, This is a very sturdy, in fact kind of stiff, tightly woven nylon bag. I'm sure it is really going to last. My first one was a softer nylon that was springing little leaks that would squirt me - lol -- when I squeezed the last of the milk out. You won't have that problem with these, IMO. These rinse out beautifully. I hope you enjoy yours, if you order them.
1035498
They seem quite sturdy to me. I've used them all A LOT and I haven't had a problem yet. These things are so convenient. I will never look for another lid again! I hope this helps.
1675366
Yes, they are very flimsy! I freeze my broth in mason jars, wide mouth. If you try this make sure you leave a 1-2 in headspace.
1758384
Probably but these are small bags and won't hold up to hard items. Ziplocks are stronger.
2031543
They are very sturdy. They should be able to hold quite a bit just don't overload the bag.
1034719
I can not say if they will hold up in the heat or cold. These are the heaviest bags I have seen. I would think in the heat the would become more flexible but in cold conditions I don't know.
879013
Yes. They might have to be folded over the edge, but they would fit. The only size I have found that they will not fit is my new casserole size (9X13) slow cooker.
2185311
I am thinking it would....they seem to be fairly durable bags. Good luck!! :)
1591476
Yes. The bags are designed to hold up to certain weight. The size of what you put in them doesn't matter.
1218958
Mine is a 7 quart and fit easily. Beware the ripping handles though, I almost dropped the crockpot on the sidewalk when the handles ripped.
134167
These bags are for crock pots. I use them all the time. None of my pots have ever cracked.