Can I keep clothes in a satin pillow case then put into a plastic bag for storage
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Yep, that would help keep things flat and wrinkle free! Just be sure to leave pillow case unzipped (if it zips) so that the air can escape easily as you vacuum and compress the Space Bag.
1935646
I don't know why you couldn't. I quit using Space Bags because of the lingering odor. Maybe the satin pillow case would protect the contents from the smell.
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Yes, they are a very heavy type of plastic that can handle it. The clothes may get a little wrinkled from sucking the air out of the bag, but careful packing should allieviate much of that.
1547312
Yes. I haven't had to do it yet but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. You might want to fold it up and stick it on a lingerie bag just to keep the velcro from sticking to your other laundry
898242
I use this for outdoor storage on my two porches to hold melt for snow and ice which we have had much too much of this winter. It will hold lots of pillows. It is not air tight. Depending on where you are storing them, you may want to put the pillows in airtight plastic bags before storage.
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Yes, you can and probably should put on a pillowcase - not that its easy to do. I don't like these pillows - I left a review. The bamboo case is quite soft, yet kind of thick - like a very lightly padded bra (its the only thing I can think of) - in fact, I would wash it on the lingerie setting. I am over the pillow - I threw it across the room last night - it is HARD.
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You can probably hold one thick blanket (the down one) or a few of throw blankets. I wouldn't put pillows in there before it's not wide enough so you may have to squish the pillows
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I think folding would be a no-go. You might try two in a single pillowcase (or T-shirt) that's snug enough to keep them atop one another.
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Not a real case but you could keep the plastic packaging. They aren't that delicate anyway.
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No. I place mine in a laundry bag and throw it into the washing machine with my satin bedsheet. I use woolite and cold water setting for both.
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I suppose you could, but you would need bags to put it in or something, it's very fine material.
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Yes, however after a week of use my pillowcase seams came apart in 2 places down the side as a word of caution.
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I am using a pillowcase. Although it can be washed it is like a normal pillow.
359203
Essentially, yes, it is the same idea. However, the large bag is bigger than a normal pillowcase and the zipper and fabric of the bag seem to be more durable than a pillowcase. I use this all the time and I have found it is especially handy when I wash delicate handmade blankets.
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Ideally best stored laid out flat or gently folded. Will not be harmed stored in the stuff sack.
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Yes, you can fit the items you described in one bag. Of course all cloth items will need to be rolled tightly.
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Can wipe off the polyester (which enclose the feathers) with air freshener or just wipe off. But you can launder the overall pillow case which also with feather pillows purchase.
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It comes with a small stuff sack but you wouldn't want keep it in that. I hang mine but you could store it in a pillow case. Hope that helps. Great bag for the price.