Is this porduct "air tight" ? can air travel through the wrap ?
1852141
it woven titanium.. so yes, in theory, air can travel through It. But considering it should be wrapped tightly, it's more for heat dispersing. I've been using this wrap for about 4 months now. No complaints so far.
1852142
I don't think so. It is a porous wrap, like an ace compression bandage with volcanic stone in it. And after you wrap your pipes with a 50% overlap there is not much room for air to travel. It does retard the heat. No more burnt legs. My pipes are still hot, but my skin doesn't come off any more.
832695
I don't know if I would consider it "air tight" or "air proof" as the seal is a foam strip (not rubber or some denser material), but the latch does keep the lid snapped closed. I roll mine around a lot though and tend to grap it from the front, which then unsnaps the seal. Argh. I have to remember to grab with both hands on either side of the snap, and then it works fine. I like them. (I took a photo for you as I thought there was a way to upload photos ... but I can't see how to do that on this answer.)
1973743
I don't think the're airtight but the ones I have are defective. The "zip strip" is not attatched to both sides of the bag, so they don't seal at all. I havepurchased these big zip bags for a few years now and have some old ones here but these are manufactured wrongly.
1110629
yes it seals tight but it blocks 50% of the air flow to start with, i cut it out of mine
1838273
By definition, no it is not even remotely air tight. But if you have plastic bags and a rubber band you can easily make a proper seal.
56448
No....just get your leg up and relax...I think it would damage the wrap...standing on it...
47182
It's not air tight. We use it to store our cushions as well and some moisture does get in as the lid does not close tightly - especially if the cushions are in there snugly. We have to put a weight on top to keep the lid down.
419901
It's pretty tight but, I can't guarantee air tight. I would store food items in it.
983198
The answer is YES! (as long as it's not "used up") I've been re-using these wraps for years and here's how: The iron material is air-activated so deny it air. Fold it in half and roll it up tightly with the iron cells on the inside & wrap it air-tight. I use a plastic bag inside another plastic bag with the air pressed out of both. You can also put a tissue on the cells before you roll up the wrap to absorb the small amount of moisture that the wrap will give off after (partial) use (but the tissue is optional). Go ahead and start a wrap that you know you'll only use for a few hours. Deny it air and you'll have hours of use left. The answer is YES! (as long as it's not "used up") I've been re-using these wraps for years and here's how: The iron material is air-activated so deny it air. Fold it in half and roll it up tightly with the iron cells on the inside & wrap it air-tight. I use a plastic bag inside another plastic bag with the air pressed out of both. You can also put a tissue on the cells before you roll up the wrap to absorb the small amount of moisture that the wrap will give off after (partial) use (but the tissue is optional). Go ahead and start a wrap that you know you'll only use... » Read More The answer is YES! (as long as it's not "used up") I've been re-using these wraps for years and here's how: The iron material is air-activated so deny it air. Fold it in half and roll it up tightly with the iron cells on the inside & wrap it air-tight. I use a plastic bag inside another plastic bag with the air pressed out of both. You can also put a tissue on the cells before you roll up the wrap to absorb the small amount of moisture that the wrap will give off after (partial) use (but the tissue is optional). Go ahead and start a wrap that you know you'll only use for a few hours. Deny it air and you'll have hours of use left. « Show Less
418987
No it is not air tight. It actually has air holes, this keeps the bread fresh longer. My homemade bread usually keeps for about 3 days in this box. It lasts the same amount of time on the counter before starting to mold but it goes stale immediately, this box keeps it fresh and soft.
1828089
It does not seal air tight, however the lid does stay down and I have kept cookies in it for a few weeks and they were ok.
500890
It's not airtight. I use mine for poop but I use it outside. I think inside it will smell eventually. I never smell it outside
496660
I would say it is about as air tight as a bag of beans that has been opened and not under a vacuum.
908208
Yes.The cover is not airtight.There is a Black mesh screen above the plastic. The plastic part on the picture is attached by velcro and can be loosed.
1973742
I don't think the're airtight but the ones I have are defective. The "zip strip" is not attatched to both sides of the bag, so they don't seal at all. I have purchased these big zip bags for a few years now and have some old ones here but these are manufactured wrongly.
1136672
The one I purchased was not air tight. I washed it before using, and was shaking it when water came out the seams. It keeps the sugar lump-free now that it is dry, but it is not 100% air tight.
1532424
Hi DanniYes it is quite long actually, it does wrap perfectly as you mentioned, I will suggest to make it a little tighter because is quite soft and it comes quiet easily at night , but other than that, i am happy with it. Hope this help. Regards