can they be folded after the air is removed? Or will that rip the bag?
2092367
I've done it. It did not rip the bag. I have also rolled them up. Both ways worked.
590192
Yes it folds after use but it does not come with a bag...i just store mine in the box it came in after using it as the box has a carrying handle made with it. Hope this helps
1748791
I've never had a problem with these bags. They are easy to tear apart and I haven't had any problems with them splitting when I open them. Where the bags are connected, only the two ends of the bag are attached and perforated. The middle third is already cut away from the next bag on the roll. This seems to make them easy to tear apart.
667623
Mine have the adhesive strip on the bag itself. You peel off a strip, it is sticky underneath, so you fold the top over and stick it down to the bag.
921527
I take it you are taking the cover off to open it. Lay on ground and wasbtop side off. When dry fold in half 2-3 times, and geg as much air as you can out. Then start folding length wise getting air out. Should fit in a trash bag when done.
1644499
Can fold practically flat at the bottom of you suitcase. Bag is made of mesh with nothing in it to give it any structure, but bag is a big bag so it will not be totally flesh with your suitcase liner will probably take up as much space as one of those plastic recycle shoppers. Hope that helps
1777458
I've had no trouble folding it back into the carrying bag supplied if, after fully deflating, I fold it lengthwise in thirds. Then I just roll or fold it up to the pump end.
1015798
Yes, I definitely have to flip the bed and mattress over to fold it. However, I have yet to figure out how to get it 100% back in the zipped bag. I can get it in but not the entire way and I cannot zip it up at all. Otherwise, the bed is awesome!
665744
Hi- Thanks for your inquiry- It does not look like they are foldable. Thanks!
358753
I was able to get mine back in the bag, although it does take some persistence. It's impossible to try to roll it and stuff it in. I start with one end and get it as far in as I can, then I take the end that is sticking out and fold it over and start stuffing it in, all the while squishing the air out with each "stuff". Hope this helps!
153346
hmm good question - I feel that you can, but I have had zero issues with the plastic folding ones. They are quite durable as I have been hit by a car, crashed the bike, had it toppled over, etc and everything is still in working fashion. But I would shoot the owner that question and I am sure he would be able to give you a better answer. Mike
1353464
They are folded and they shouldn't be. The bags should be rolled. We received ours and you can see daylight through the inside of the bag on the fold. I will be contacting the seller. Don't get me wrong. The bags are good material. They just need to be shipped differently.
1363545
no,if you want to disassemble it , it will come apart.it's not a folding situation.
1123765
Yes, if they are opened and straightened from their folded state, when received, they do act similar to a paper bag. They can fold and cause trouble sometimes, but for the most part the fabric is rigid enough to stand upright. The top closes in at times and makes it a little cumbersome to place things in the bag, but once items are in the bag they become more stable.
1523279
I haven't used them more than once, but I don't see why they couldn't be. We left them on the floor for a couple of days while we cleaned, folded, sorted and bagged everything. We weren't delicate with them, and they didn't puncture.
992576
Absolutely. When folded, the widest point is about 3 1/2!inches. They also come with a fairly heavy drawstring bag to protect them. Highly recommend.
81796
I would think just unzipping it would deflate it. Take care not to puncture the bag, as it will not hold air then.