Am I supposed to put the ceramic container into just any regular plastic bag?
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I don't think so. I bought this as a gift and my friend put a hole in the bag provided and tried to use a regular bag but it didn't work. You might try germinating the seed by soaking them in water over night. Check the internet for tips. My friend did not have a lot of luck but she is a novice grower. Hope that helps.
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No! Mine was vacuum packed, so I opened it carefully and poured it into another (larger) container, crumbling it up as I "poured" it. It's been fine!
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If I remember correctly the lentil were actually inside a plastic bag secured with a twist tie. The bag is quite nice. But I store my bulk items in glass jars after I get them as I have found plastic bags aren't always enough to ward off pests.
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No, just buy round Cambro food storage containers. They're thick, qualtity plastic with lids.
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Karon K got it right. You need to insulate the sides, bottom and top. Cardboard is probably the best. Then seal the lid with metal duct tape. For additional protection of delicate devices, put them in a plastic bag, then wrap with aluminum foil.
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I did store mine the same way. Works the same when getting it out from sealed bag.
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I use regular bags- they are a little larger than the opening but I tuck the edges. I think it is fine.
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I like to elevate the plastic containers (5 gal plastic containers) off the floor (especially concrete) with strips of wood. It should be a cool and as dry as possible. If you have packets of food (loose) it is best to place them in 5 gal plastic buckets and seal them up with covers (lids). A steady moderate temperature is best... cooler is better. Any soft packing will need to be protected from bugs and rodents....they will try to chew into the packets. Take care.
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Ceramic rings will work. I bought another bag of the ones it comes with if I remember correctly and stuffed it to the top.
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I put the box in a ziploc bag. If I will be storing for a longer period of time I would put it in a Mason jar. Hope this helps ;)
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I would ideally use a glass or ceramic. But worst case in sure a microwave safe plastic would be fine.
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No you do not. The only place a plastic bag goes is where the litter is deposited and there is a lid there to cover the bag
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That is what we use, regular white bags from supermarket. You just have to tuck the bag around the inner container at the top.
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I would just put it into another zipper lock plastic bag; it should be fine.
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I would not call the lining plastic. The inside of the bag has the same fabric as the outside with the exception of the bottom, but you have to put a cloth on the bottom of the bag before you place the pot inside. The underside of the cushion "lid" is also a solid blue fabric, different than the patterned fabric of the rest of the item, but I don't detect any plastic. I have used this many times now (more than when I first reviewed the product) and have placed steaming hot pots inside the bag an have not smelled any odor of plastic or anything. I have always, however, followed the direction of placing a dishtowel in the bottom of the Wonderbag before putting a hot pot inside. I would not call the lining plastic. The inside of the bag has the same fabric as the outside with the exception of the bottom, but you have to put a cloth on the bottom of the bag before you place the pot inside. The underside of the cushion "lid" is also a solid blue fabric, different than the patterned fabric of the rest of the item, but I don't detect any plastic. I have used this many times now (more than when I first reviewed the product) and have placed steaming hot pots inside the bag an have not smelled any odor of plastic or anything. I have always, however, followed the... » Read More I would not call the lining plastic. The inside of the bag has the same fabric as the outside with the exception of the bottom, but you have to put a cloth on the bottom of the bag before you place the pot inside. The underside of the cushion "lid" is also a solid blue fabric, different than the patterned fabric of the rest of the item, but I don't detect any plastic. I have used this many times now (more than when I first reviewed the product) and have placed steaming hot pots inside the bag an have not smelled any odor of plastic or anything. I have always, however, followed the direction of placing a dishtowel in the bottom of the Wonderbag before putting a hot pot inside. « Show Less
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You could fit a brown paper bag into that but the problem is that you won't get that nice seal when the lid closes. I've used those plastic garbage bags and they're OK.
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It's already in a bag that's kind plastic-y feeling. The dimensions of the bag wouldn't fit in my filter so I took a piece of women's hose cut it to size then poured the stuff in that and tied it off. Works great!