Will this hold two one-gallon jugs of milk?
1841737
No. It's not quite that big. But, you can put the milk in protein-shake-like containers. It will hold 8 of those.
1841738
If you are interested in a LARGE cooler bag for carrying milk, you should definitely buy a Rachael Ray insulated tote bag. The large one keeps things cold WITHOUT ICE for several hours. It can hold large pizza boxes (to give you an idea of the dimensions) and would definitely fit two jugs of milk.
1841739
Just pulled out my bag and checked. up-right the 2 gallons of milk would fit perfect. however not room for much else and the top 2-inches of go up above the zipper line. making it hard to zip.
1841740
It is a little short for them to stand up meaning you would have to lay them down. However, when you do this, you will only be able to fit one jug in it.
1841741
I was able to fit 2 gallon jugs in mine and zip it. You can't have anything in the top compartment to fit them, and it is difficult to get the zipper to close all the way. It does close, it's just really tight.
1811113
Joseph, I do not think it would be capable of holding one gallon bottles. This rack is great for cups, small bottles, etc. but is somewhat lightweight.
855640
0votesYes - but just barely. Assuming the handles point straight back as most do. And, re a previous comment, the bag is plenty big enough to hold two gallon jugs of milk plus a quart of '1/2 and 1/2' (plus a few small extras. The top has a velcro fastener which allows you to overfill the bag slightly. We love it!
385923
I've put sort of heavy things in mine, but I wouldn't trust it with 2 gallons of milk. Especially if you do it on a regular basis.
868764
I have filled up mine with 6 liters of soda and other times 3 gallon milk jugs. So I'm going to safely say yes. No with a heavy load I always hold underneath the bag as well.
323125
I used them with a double pump. The only problem with the bags is that the amount of milk does not match the measurements marked on the bags b
1129222
Yes it will hold a 1 gallon paint can. It has a small shelf. Also, it's a very safe and durable ladder.
1258052
My wife told me that it appears to be tall enough to hold the 1/2 gallon jars but she does not use that size so she does not know how many it will hold. Sorry
267473
I only use it for almond milk. I strain it using half and then half again, so its easier. That is an option if you think it will not hold 1/2 gallon of yogurt.
1998176
The current jug holds 1 gallon of water. I'm not sure that the reservoir (base) was designed to hold much more water than that without potentially overflowing.
320977
It can if you store it really flat but the handles kind of weigh it down. There is a nice piece of plastic in the bottom for support but I've never put more than a few gallon sized beverages in it...I don't think it would support more than a few more gallons, strength wise.
59919
yes the container even with two bins is large enough to handle that plus much more. Check the height and width along with depth and you will have the answer and then some.
957008
Yes -- I have only one-liter bottles, and they fit just fine together on there. I use it as a drying rack for them.
348673
It will hold 4 of the typical Mason 1/2 gallon jars. (I went and tested their fit in mine... no way to squeeze 5 in...)
583067
Yes, i carry one 2 gallon plastic can. It is an old style , lower than the newcans but it will carry lots of 1 gallons and probablySeveral 2 gallons.
2179625
You can fit a gallon of milk on the bottom floor of the fridge, though if you have the door compartments full it might not close.
986477
No it will not fit, the 1gallon jugs have a Signifigantly larger opening, the pumps pickup tube is also to short to reach the bottom of the jug.