Will this work to store Medela and Lansinoh bags that are already frozen? I laid them flat to freeze them.
926656
It does not fit lansinoh bags, they are too wide. But you can put them in the top cover instead and they will fit.
926657
I don't see why not, I used lanisoh and nuk bags in this storage container and both fit fine. Although I did place them in the when they were not frozen.
926658
I also laid mine flat to freeze before I put them in, and they did fit just a bit sideways since the organizer is a bit narrower. I have used the Lansinoh and Up and Up brand. The Medela Pump and Save bags fit perfectly.
660514
It has a built in spring to "flatten" the bag. I freeze mine first and I only use the lid to store milk since the bottom does not accommodate the bags I use(lansinoh)
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!!!!
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The bags do not seal, so I think it would be difficult. I also think they are a little small to hold that quantity.
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Depends on how long you plan to have then in the freezer. I have used the standard bags for short term storage like a month or so, but if it is going to be stored for several months I would go with the freezer bags.
65447
ummm I looked up those bags and it very well probably could work I'm not a hundred percent sure I used lansinoh bags in mine and it worked find I think it's pretty universal for most bags and I think it would probably be fine. the lansinoh bags were just a little too wide but they just folded over a little bit and it fine so even if they don't fit perfectly it would probably still work
1729308
The ziploc bags are not air tight. They have a zipper around the top so should stay shut but also have a narrow mesh around the top and are not vacuum sealed.
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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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I own an etsy shop and make minky blankets and baby clothes. I send most items in these bags. I squeeze all of the air out of them and they stay that way... Looking shrink wrapped. Great quality. Definitely can store clothing!! Hope this helps :)
1889663
I don't see any reason it cannot... As long as they lay flat atop each-other... We've stored a lot of items in there... And it shuts with no issues...
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Sorry! I bought ours for our guild "White Elephant" area. She uses them for storing non-fooditems to keep dust off them during the winter. Store room is not really air tight!
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I think you could use a heat sealer to seal the bags. I bought a couple when I purchased the bags but haven't used them yet. It just seems a lot easier and funner to tie them. Also the contents in the bag expand a lot after they are frozen so I would only fill them a little over half full and leave some room at the top for expansion.
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FWIW, I have had a half dozen similar bags, and if ice cubes are put into them, eventually they leak... To keep them from leaking, either use "blue ice" frozen packs or put the ice cubes in ziplock bags...
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Yes but the quality ziplock freezer bags don't work because the zipper part is too thick. Use regular cheap store brand ones
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Yes. This one is perfect: Bottle Cooler Bag and Ice Packs for Breastmilk Storage. Can Fit Into Medela Pump-in-style Carry Bag, and Can Hold Upto 5 Lansinoh Breastmilk Storage Bags
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Sure. They will work better than regular freezer bags if they are sealed correctly.
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Yes they will work. Just make sure the bags aren't too full, as you will need to pull some of the top over the rim. Also Lansinoh bags aren't that durable, so be weary of leaks when freezing and thawing milk. Hope this helps. :)