Are these the flexible freezer bags, or the bottle shaped plastic drop ins?
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These are not sealable bags. They do freeze well - but you'll need to use the cap system or store in a freezer bag
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It is actually rings you use ith the drop-ins. It comes with 10 drop-ins. I have heard of people using the older style drop-ins, but had more leaks. I don't have any leak issues with the drop-ins.
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They are plastic, perfect size for small treats or a few bags of pill pockets. My pups are drooling whenever they see me grabbing the jar.
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They are plastic just like the disposable pouches at the stores. I LOVE these pouches more than the green pouches and the yellow ones I bought. These ones rock.
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What you want are Mason jar freezer lids. They work well in the fridge and pantry, too. Ball Wide-Mouth Plastic Storage Caps, 8-Count (they come in regular, too)
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It's smaller. These are very small packets, so they are easier to stow in FAKs and emergency stowage areas. They don't roll around, etc. But mostly, rigid plastics are permeable so the water goes stale or can even get contaminated. Unless you get metal or more serious re-usable grade bottles (which add a LOT of weight and cost). The bags are metalized foil so are completely environmentally protected, as long as you keep them from getting holed.
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they are plastic and if I had known that I would not have purchased them....they make nice refrigerator containers.
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I love these bags. They easily hold two one-gallon bottles of milk, plus other frozen or refrigerator items placed around them and on top of them. I hope this is helpful. You will love them.
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They are plastic with a rubber gasket and yes, you can put them in the freezer.
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White Bags?? Flexi-Pac == These are Hot or Cold Packs..The ColPaC® is Just a Cold Pack and Heavier Vinyl..
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They are in a sealed plastic wrapper that has a perforated oval on top that may be opened for ease of removing each bag.
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Disposable. Even though they are pricey I still prefer them to other storage bags due to their ease of use. My freezer is terrible so I don't freeze massive amounts of milk anyway. But I love the storage rack & the ease of the twist caps. Plus, I can always see the dates on the caps at a glance in my freezer.
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They're plastic. They're stiffer as well, not flimsy like the white and clear ones.
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These are not thick bags. I've been able to reuse some (after being used just at room temp) but I don't think they'd do a good job of protecting your loaf in the freezer (seriously, imagine a non-clingy plastic wrap--they're about that thick, not even as thick as a store-bought loaf bag).
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They are made of plastic. I don't recall the type and I don't have packaging any more. The ice cube trays work very well and I highly recommend them.
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The inside one is plastic and holds the plastic bag. It makes it very easy to remove the trash/ This is a great trash can - I love it!
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They are flexible. They are more of a vinyl than hard plastic. You can squeeze them, but they do hold their shape. We have had a great time with them. So far they have held up to being run over by feet as well as a children's John Deere battery powered loader.
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No, they are not twistable or flexible. I ended up buying dollar store trays because of that. But I did lile that these were covered, so when I used them I'd run under warm water to release into a freezer bag.