are they *breathable* in terms of not worrying about any moisture developing-want to temporarily store vintage quilts
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They are all plastic, except for the fabric around the two zippers, so I would think no.
581072
We have stored our linens in this bag. There are no vents which will make them breathable. We put in couple of fabric softner sheets which helps the quilts to remain fresh
581073
I'm trusting that they will breathe through the zipper fabric. I've stored some vintage family christening gowns in mine. Rubbermaid is very responsive - might ask them?
581074
Hmm, I'm not sure. They are plastic with regular zippers sewn in them. I would think some air could get in, and they would not be air tight.
1619382
Not breathable, it does hold moisture underneath. I can use it as I have concrete patio.
2216369
I think so. They are cotton so it should be fine. The fabric is thin so you might want to place a piece of cardboard inside while you decorate it.
1461103
Yes there are air tight and don't see why not safe to store seeds. Don't know about shrinking but don't think so.
18484
I would seal in zip locks, just to be safe, because mine did allow a little moisture in. I followed the instructions explicitly, but the fabric itself allowed some water to weep through.
2027977
I've been using them for a good while which I think is long term and so far I haven't had any problems with them. But no they aren't air tight. To make them so I would cover them with plastic wrap before putting on the cover or just find an alternative container.
1373870
I walk a lot, and they were still comfortable as far as heat was concerned. But I don't really know if these are considered breathable.
1627382
I store mine in my linen closet and the dryness there seems to protect them, plus they are away from light.
963610
Id have to ask what kind of moisture conditions you are subjecting them to. They are pretty stoudtly built . If you are talking about work out conditions , then yes , they hold up well
370557
Yes, but probably best not to dry them by machine. bad for most clothes anyways
1862828
I store them in my underwear drawer and they seem to be ok. I don't know if this is the best place to store them, but it works for me! I'm sure you can google it for more accurate information!
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They're not. You might want to look for cheese cloth instead. You'd lose a lot of color and moisture in these.
667730
No problem :) I also dry them on low heat then let it air dry if it's still damp. I don't know what the manufacturer recommends but so far mine have held up.
1538245
I have kept them for 3 months with no drying problem. Beyond that, I don't know.
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They are air tight. I use them to store yeast and have never had a problem.
495977
They are reusable. Some of them don't hold a seal and air does get in. I use them mostly for extra blankets and seasonal clothes so even with air in it, it saved me the room. I do like these a lot and they are fairly easy to use.some of the sizes in this pack are pretty useless to me, however for the price by not using them I don't feel like I'm out anything.
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I amNot familiar w quilt blocks or parts if blocks. This is not a humidifier so no you will not get a steamy room.