can i use these in small packages when packaging baby clothes
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The gel is a bit liquid-like, so it may leak out of a bag, but if you put it in small plastic Tupperware/Rubbermaid packages and put pinholes in the top, it would work and not spill out.
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No this is a dense liquid like substance that needs to be exposed to the air to be effective. It It is not a product you would want to mix in with clothes. I would suggest cedar balls.
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as per your query, I do not recommend using the gelFRESH WAVE has a product with ASIN #: B00F2PS8HK this itemis a packet with 6 individual packets which you can place between clothes and in drawers. check it out have a wonderful day
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I don't know, I only used them for keeping the baby's bottle sterilized after washing.
2064674
No. They are neatly folded on top of one another. I usually grab a few at a time to put in my diaper bag.
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Yes. There is a minimum size and a maximum size. I would say the minimum size is more limiting. You cannot make them small enough to fit an infant.
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Technically u could but I would not recommend it. These are not quick absorbing. So you need like a cotton or a microfiber to go on top. If you use microfiber you need something on top of that because its not suppost to touch the babies skin. You would be better off just buying a diaper cover. You can reuse the cover and it's better than a disposable.
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I think so. They are cotton so it should be fine. The fabric is thin so you might want to place a piece of cardboard inside while you decorate it.
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Sure...they will just be snapped to a smaller size which will mean a lot more bulk. I did use all in ones on my smaller baby but found I liked the prefolds that fit better until about 6 months. Then I switched to all in ones when they were more mobile. Just depends if you don't mind a lot extra bulk. :)
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You don't have to fasten them if you trifold them and use them as an all-in-2 type of diaper with a waterproof wrap (just like Best Bottoms, but WAY better). You get the longest use out of them this way, since with this fold the width doesn't matter and they'll fit lengthwise a long time (the infant size will get you from birth to over a year easily--get the 4x8x4 for better absorbency). If you want to fold them the old-fashioned way, you'll need to secure them either with pins or a snappi/pair of boingos...but you'll also need to buy more sizes as the baby outgrows the width.
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I am using them to store for months...and also to pack with for moving...I have opened a couple to add to...and things didn't seemed to wrinkle much..but the items were not in for more than a couple days then...I think for the space savings it it worth it...I just take a wet cloth and put clothes in dryer for 20 mins or so...to get out wrinkles..
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Yes, you can. There are 3 or 4 different wrapping positions that you can use once your baby is a bit older.
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Yes you can. You may need a little more heat than shrink wrap though but not much.
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p.s. sorry, ChrisB. my cat walked across me clipping my Send. Sounds like you got measurement info ok from others. The packs open best withscissors since the shortbreads are crumbly esp when the pack is handled alot, so maybe for a baby's party they'd work best as a take-home (goody bag?) treat. The moms will love em!
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I certainly don't see why not. They are sturdy, impervious boxes that should ship well anywhere. They close easily at both ends for sealing with tape. The only thing that could present a problem is, because they are sold as moving boxes, they have writing on probably 4 out of 6 sides with "medium box", "contents contain" etc.
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NOT in a small jar unfortunately. What we do is take them out of the package they are in and put them into small bottle. They do come out of the package fairly easy, but if you have a hard time with any type of package then you might like our idea. We've used a small knife on other packages just to get the pill out and put in our own small bottle.
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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
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I don't think it would be a good idea. I think the instructions specifically say not to. You would have to either unwrap the wrap too much, which wouldn't be safe, or the baby would be snuggled in too much and could suffocate.
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I own an etsy shop and make minky blankets and baby clothes. I send most items in these bags. I squeeze all of the air out of them and they stay that way... Looking shrink wrapped. Great quality. Definitely can store clothing!! Hope this helps :)