I want it to store my late husband Dress Blues which are wool. The dry cleaners suggested a breathable bag with moth balls in the bottom. Good?
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This will work, but because the bag is breathable, using the recommended dose of mothballs in the closet will do the same thing and his uniform will not have to be aired out before it is worn.
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it is a good bag for storage however, the second time I used it the zipper tab came off - now useless
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I believe it will work fine for you, it's a great bag. Light and breathable.
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The bag is sowed on and the bag isn't waterproof but from my experience it stays fairly dry inside I keep my log book in there and it stays dry
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You're welcome. Try to look for a bag that is advertised to be waterproof, else wise you may not be able to make claims in case the product doesn't satisfy you for that reason. Best of lucks!
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I would just keep the bag shut as air-tight as possible, away from moisture, and basically try to have it finished within one year, or I suppose two, but it will lose a little of its freshness by then.
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I bought this a couple months ago. In mine I put a change of clothes, boxing gloves (which take up a lot of room), my tennis shoes, and I keep my container of pre-workout powder in the bag as well. I also keep lots of little things in there like deodorant, lotion, etc....hope that helps!
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I would definitely get a smaller separate dry bag. The travel bag is waterproof but not sealable.
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The hanging clothes hamper is quite large and has a metal frame. You probably wouldn't use the frame when traveling, but I think a smaller bag would be better for travel.
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You could use these for travel, but I think a mesh laundry bag would be best. That way if something is wet it won't get stale or moldy, and a mesh bag stores away easier.
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I personally have not laundered it as of yet, but I'm sure in a garment bag on light wash and cold water, it would be OK. Or you can probably hand wash and lay on towel to dry. Good Luck and hope it works out for you.
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I've dried stuff in it and it worked just fine. I stuffed it really full so I was glad it worked. To be honest, I prefer a one zipper bigger bag to this two sided double zipper bag. It holds more.
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I haven't done this, but yes you could put the bag in the wash and air dry. I clean the bag when needed with a wet papertowel or disinfectant wipe. The material inside/outside wipes up great!
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I buy Ziploc bags from Amazon. They can be washed and reused. For home use, this is very reasonable.
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I wouldn't recommend that. This is for temporary storage only. You need something breathable for long term use or your mattress will get moldy.
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One of the reviews posted said they put a comforter in the dryer with 2 sheets and didn't use the bag. I have a large drapery sheer from our sliding glass doors to clean and will try it without the bag, as it's too small. Keep in mind: Dryel should not be used on: Leather, Velvet, Suede, Fur, Silk or Rayon.
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That's where I've been using one of mine. I have a dry basement, so I guess it depends. So far, no problems, in fact it solves a lot of problems for storing woolens over the summer. There's a piece of cedar that repels moths.
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I wear drawers under my woolies, but mostly because I don't wash them after just one wearing. Being wool they are certainly less likely to get the stink.
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Sorry! I bought ours for our guild "White Elephant" area. She uses them for storing non-fooditems to keep dust off them during the winter. Store room is not really air tight!