What do you do or where do you put everything after you have filled the bag?
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To use this container, you also need to use compostable bags. These compostable bags can only be composted using industrial methods. I live in San Francisco where compost is picked up with trash and recycling. Put the compost bag into the compost bin. If you have a back yard composting system, you won't be able to break down the bags. In that case, you should not get this container but instead get a container that does not need a bag.
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Once I fill it I remove the bag and contents and place it directly into my compost bin by my garden. The bags seems to take a long time to decompose but otherwise it works just fine.
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separately... if you separate the bags and zip them up, fold them lengthwise, then start rolling from the head end. Rolling slowly to allow air to escape is key to having a compact roll. when you reach the end with elastic straps, you wrap on strap around each side of the roll.
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I did this before when I got the bags, this time I ordered it they came in larger jars. If you do get the bags instead, just store them in a ziplock bag after you open them. I did this and they did not go bad.
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This is a ziplock type/ stay fresh bag so don't worry about opening it. After you open it and use it you simply zip it shut again for continued use.
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It depends on how many things you put in the bag. But there is no specific place to put a bottle.
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I fold it up with the bottom all zipped in, just as you fold it up pull the bottom out.
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I just folded the top over and clipped it shut. I was just thinking the other day I ought to take out a small jar full to use and use my vacuum sealer to seal up the rest. There's so much in the bag!
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I toss the entire bag in the trash. You could puncture the bag and drain the liquid down the sink.
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Yes you do. You first cut off the length you need. Then you seal one of the ends. Then you load the food into the newly created bag. And finally you remove the air from the bag and seal the other end.
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The bag they sent keeps them fresh. Or you can put them into plastic bags, like ziplocs and use them that way. Or things like flour storage jars.
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I store both opened and unopened packages in the refrigerator. After opening the bag, I fold shut and reseal the open end with a bag clip or a large rubber band, then I place it in a one gallon plastic zip bag, press out the air and seal. This keeps it moist since it may take months to use a bag.
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It's one long continuous bag. You tie off one end, and then when it gets full, you cut it with a scissor, tie the filled bag closed and tie a knot to create the bottom of the next bag.
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Not neatly, there's alot of leftover bag. But I use regular bags. You canbuy the fitted ones for not THAt much more than the regular, but I'd rather just get them at the store. I did buy the special bags for the small side. I use that side for trash and the big side for recycling.
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It depends upon the contents. If it's compressible, like clothing, you can press over the contents with a book, fold the bag where it is empty, then seal.
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My husband says you feed the hard plastic strip into a pocket on one end of the bag, front or rear. Then bend the other end of the strip down into the bag and up into the opposite pocket. The strip is firm but flexible.
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I do not use the bag, but I use the bowl part often. Just fill it with warm water and a drop or two of soap and sit in it.
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The bag comes empty. Generally you would fill it with plastic beads. Which isn't entirely necessary. The old way is to use dried beans of some sort. Plain rice would do too.