Can I store the whole bag and all...basically just set the whole bag in the container?
1467007
I'm not sure if you can squeeze the bag down to fit the dimensions. It's really meant for you to empty the bag for storage and easy access.
1467008
If you can make it fit I don't see why not! I just poured the food right into the container. It's the best food container I've ever gotten! Keeps the ants out
1467009
I bought the 50 pound size, and a 35 pound of dog food fills it about half-full.
1467010
It holds 25lbs of food but I don't think the the bag can be set inside due to the shape of the container. The lid is hinged and opens 3/4 of the way so it is very easy to pour the bag into the container without making a mess. Hope this helps!
1467011
I would think you could do that easily enough. I store a large scoop and the dog's dish all inside the container with room to spare.
1467012
I am not sure about the bag itself fitting in there; I guess if you rolled the top of the bag down, it would fit. Hope this helped.
1467013
You could store the whole bag but I find it easier to pour the bag in. I normally have my 50 pound puppy trying to help get his food but if your pet is better behaved than mine it may work to put the bag in.
649215
I have my large bag in the freezer and I keep a small container in the fridge I just refill. It's not a must, but it does prolong the life of it.
581300
Sorry Wendy. I do the same as the other respondent. The bags are huge and I always put them in airtight containers. I have a small bag from a local Amish bulk store and the ingredients on that label are the same as was previously mentioned in the other response.
1731009
You can, but I would seal what's inside in a zip lock freezer bag. Make sure the box is upright otherwise it would collapse under pressure. I wouldn't burry it to deep.
1451403
I just took the easy way out and cut the top of the bag off. Didn't want to struggle with the manufacturer's way of doing it. I was going to pour it into a plastic container anyway, so not concerned with keeping the bag intact.
458265
I am not sure. I think you could keep it in a container, but I'm not really sure.
24618
I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to do that but it is not really necessary since they are dried out and not prone to mold, etc. I have had the same bag for over a year and they are totally fine and just as fresh as when I got them. I just close it up really well and then stick the sack into another bag and keep that closed up good also. That's all you need to do.
2157633
Yes. I have my dogs food still I the bag stored inside the bin. I can put one full 30 lb bag and half of another.
750092
I am not sure how long a bag of charcoal you are trying to store, but if you emptied it into the bucket, I think you could. The bag itself might not fit though!
132501
Sure. I keep some in a container and keep the rest in the bag it comes in. It is resealable. It gonna get messy in the transfer too. this stuff is very fine.
544210
Like the previous answers, it takes very little room. Once refolded, you could even put it back in the original box and bag.
1067104
Yeah I did refrigerate mine, but I bought the smaller bag and transferred it into a Tupperware bowl so it fit easier on the fridge shelf. Putting the whole 5lb bag in the fridge may take up a ton of space. I would recommend breaking it down into smaller bowls that you can stack or even put some of them in the crisper drawers in gallon storage bags, since buying the larger bag is a better value. :)
1272161
You should discard each bag after a single use. I like them very much -- just follow the instructions on the bag.
59444
Yes. Though you might want to keep it in the original bag inside the container, as mine had an odor, so I wouldn't want to put food in it. I keep dog biscuits in it; the dog doesn't seem to mind. :)
1341980
Use ziplock freezer bags to store - no freezing needed; cut n parts & place n separate bags to use as needed. It's wonderful!!! Enjoy!!!!
1721148
I put mine - bag clipped with clothespin - into a gallon ziplock and into the freezer (thinking that will keep it fresher). I would think it would easily fit in a quart-size glass jar - actually even smaller. I'd make sure it was an air tight jar.
660511
I freeze the bag flat at the back of the container then move it to the front to stand up, theres no way the milk will lay flat if you store the bag upright immediately, it will gather at the bottom of the bag, even when I use the plastic insert. I use Medela bags