Can these be used to ship wine?
223016
Sure! I don't know why not - I've got ceramic mugs to mail and I am using the bags - Hope I helped you -
223017
We travel to Italy frequently and that's what we use to bring back our wine packed in our suitcases. Never had a problem!
223018
The bags are intended for personal use when traveling. They are safe to be in your checked baggage or carryon. I work at a winery in California, so I know that in this state it is illegal for private parties to ship wine. Wineries and commercial businesses can ship wine, put private individuals cannot.
223019
Amy, I may have misunderstood -- If you are shipping via a shipping company like FedEx, they would require it to be boxed. But it'll work for the inner container -- padded again.
223020
That's what it's designed for, Amy. However, one possible problem is the lack of padding. I would suggest wrapping the bottle in bubble wrap before placing in the JetBag. There's plenty of space.
1978752
They can, but the bottles will be taller than the sides. They would fit though, just not under a lid.
491541
As long as they are boxed, no problem. BUT.. and i can't emphasize this enough, make sure they don't leak (draw air). They can exert a surprising amount of force if they re-inflate in an enclosed space. I suggest put a vacuum on them, seal'em up and let'em sit for a few days to make sure they aren't leaking. Then box and ship
1568735
You can easily use these for shipping books, they will definitely hold up well and stay sealed. :)
1002787
I used these corks in the clear and cobalt blue wine bottles, BUT you will have to get one of those corkers to get them in, as they fit VERY tight. They do work though,, hope this helped a little.
1669398
I am by no means an expert but I used them on 750 ml wine bottles that I bought from the store, drank, and then reused when I made my own wine. They would also fit the 1.5 liter wine bottles as well.
1555030
I'm not sure. If the bottle opening is wider than that of a wine bottle, they probably won't work. I love them for wine because the opened bottle may be stored on its side. Hope this info is of some help.
1818489
You would have to put them on the top lid and leave it open for that to work. The height for the drawers does not support the bottles; you would have to lay them down flat.
1097752
Yes. Although I purchased them as a self-contained wine rack, am currently using them as separates in a beverage frig. Makes a perfect side by side wine shelf adding flexibility to this small recreational frig.
9349
No. If you stack them, they would have to be anchored to the wall. When the racks are full with wine bottles, the weight would probably make them fall over.
1555031
Im sorry. I've only used them with wine bottles. I'm very happy with them for wine and that is the reason I purchased them. Sorry I can't be more help.
58075
I don't know. They are heavy to begin with. I would be afraid of the weight after you put the wine bottles in it.
1378703
Yes, as long as it is not larger than the typical bottle of wine. For our smaller plants we bought a four pack of those cute little bottles of wine at the grocery store - Lambrusco ones (not the mini liquor ones).
77599
I have used it to store wine between rackings and it works fine. I have kept wine in these bottles for about 3 months without problem. If you want to age nicely, try a wooden barrel.
1883038
NO - DO NOT PURCHASE. The rails were bent and the cork is thin. Out of the eight we ordered we sent seven back. We should have sent back all eight. Cork will not hold a push pin or a staple. These are not appropriate in a class room or a business setting. We are still looking for other options.
1448955
we use them for flavoring with shave ice...but I've seen them on hard liquor...wine needs to breathe and I don't think this will help. would it work sure, should you...I don't think so...
613484
That is a question for your hotel as to whether they will accept shipments for guests. As a seller, we would have no control over this although I could see the possibility of problems on the customers end.