can bedspread that is already in zipper bag be stored in a Space Bag inside the zipper bag
1040818
Compress as much air as possible out of the zipper bag before putting in space bag. Shouldn't be a problem to double bag.
1040819
Yes but leave zippered bag slightly unzipped to allow air to escape while compressing the Space Bag.
2138989
I don't think so unless you have something to store the "beans" in while personalizing & then re-stuff the bag.
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.
1322130
I don't see why not. It's just gonna be like a bedspread. It will be long. But I'm sure it will still be pretty.
1372328
Sure, as long as you don't abuse it. I closed it up with packing tape and when it was time to remove the bag I just peeled off the tape or cut the tape and the bag was ready to be used again. Depending on how often you are going to be pulling that matress out though, you may want to look into a bag with a zipper or like mechanism.
2193721
I would say no because the zipper part is pretty small and it would nearly impossible to remove the cover part from the cushion.. I just use a sheet over the bean bag and then just wash the sheet
292773
No, and I don't think I would want to have a sheet that closed so tightly that bedbugs would be sealed out -- if such a thing even exists. Bed bugs are really small, small enough to get through most zippers, etc.
715886
Yes. I use a zippered pillow protector and a pillow case that matches my sheets.
181686
It is a sheet that is closed in, I would say no you can't do that however if you want to try it let me know how it works out. We used it as a top sheet, because we had the sleeping bag we used this to cover up.
837070
well, it is a blanket, the edges do not xip together - so i suppose you vould pull it into the bag sith you bt i do not know how you would get it to stay where you want. as far as indulation it would work fine
2089219
It comes in a nice zip bag,(not sure if you can get it back in easily) all you would have to do is take it out of the bag, take all the bedding off the bed, put it on just like any other fitted sheet and remake the bed. Seems like an awful lot of work. I would just stay at Hampton Inns, they have awesome bedding pretty consistently throughout their system.
2082335
You can, but you can probably empty out the old pieces and put the new "fresh" filler in their place. I would assume they would take up more space and fill out your bag. Notice, I did purchase two of them.Good Luck.
563972
Yes other reviewers are correct, there are small holes in this bag. I can't give an exact answer as I'm not a medical professional but I would think it should give some protection. Bed bugs have to be brought in from an outside source so if you are storing a mattress and don't already have bed bugs you should be safe. If you do currently have bed bugs I would not trust this bag and I would consult an exterminator who knows what they're doing.
1445591
I have been storing it that way without problem. Note, the inner bag is resealable and I also added a baggie around that.
2113645
Yes you can. I experimented with the measurements over a period of time using one tray at a time. Seed storage : I store mine in a zip lock bag with oxygen absorbers in a cool dark place. I hope this helps.
6341
Jennifer, I checked my bag and the zipper does not separate from itself at the terminal end. So I believe it cannot be zipped to another bag.
623437
No, they would be a separate purchase. The bedspread is purchased by itself, and arrives without those additions.