Will I be able to shrinkwrap these bags?
1785224
Yes. I had never shrink wrapped before, purchased these, an impulse sealer, and a $10 heat gun from harbor freight. It took me about 10 practice bags, but I was ultimately happy with the results.
1785225
These will not shrink. Look for "shrink film" bags. I use the Grizzly H7298 for enclosing breakable or items with some type of fabric. Hope this helps.
1927566
AS long as they are sanitized and totally dry, I don't see why not. I have reused some of the small "custom" bags I have made simply because they are a pain to remake all the time. I just start out making them a little longer than needed, so when I open them I still have enough left to reuse 1 or 2 times.
2231706
I don't see why they wouldn't. The rolls are approximately 2 1/2" wide. There are 20 bags in a roll. Similar to trash bags you buy there is a perforatation between each bag so you can tear off each bag. Possibly you would have to pull the first bag through and each subsequent bag may follow. I guess that's all the information I can give to you.
960049
The short answer is - no. I concur with the others that have answered that the bags are too thin and they are probably not of the correct diameter. If you are reasonably careful when you remove and replace the suggested Jet bags, you should get many uses from a single bag - I typically get at least ten uses before I need to replace one - and that is because I was not careful and tore the bag.
923516
The bags can be reused if you wash them out from previous use. Understand, it will decrease in size each time you cut open the sealed bag.
583360
You'll probably need to wrap it around something like a coffee can/other large-ish cylindrical container. Stuffing them would work, too.
2114739
The bags are made of a nylon material (like the reusable bags you'd buy at a grocery store and other retail stores). You could easily "scrunch" either end to make it fit.
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Yes. But I think I should tell you that I used 4 or 5 of these bags. I was pleased when they shrunk down my blankets and comforter. I then put the shrunken bags into a closet. A couple of weeks later I opened the closet door and all the bags had expanded to their normal size. I didn't overfill them, so I don't know why they didn't work as advertised. When I placed two twin comforters in the largest size bag, the seam ripped while I was sucking out the air even though there had been plenty of room. I don't know if I got two boxes of faulty bags or if they all have problems. But my advice is either try a different brand or buy a single bag of this brand to see if it works correctly. Yes. But I think I should tell you that I used 4 or 5 of these bags. I was pleased when they shrunk down my blankets and comforter. I then put the shrunken bags into a closet. A couple of weeks later I opened the closet door and all the bags had expanded to their normal size. I didn't overfill them, so I don't know why they didn't work as advertised. When I placed two twin comforters in the largest size bag, the seam ripped while I was sucking out the air even though there had been plenty of room. I don't know if I got two boxes of faulty bags or if they all have problems. But my advice is... » Read More Yes. But I think I should tell you that I used 4 or 5 of these bags. I was pleased when they shrunk down my blankets and comforter. I then put the shrunken bags into a closet. A couple of weeks later I opened the closet door and all the bags had expanded to their normal size. I didn't overfill them, so I don't know why they didn't work as advertised. When I placed two twin comforters in the largest size bag, the seam ripped while I was sucking out the air even though there had been plenty of room. I don't know if I got two boxes of faulty bags or if they all have problems. But my advice is either try a different brand or buy a single bag of this brand to see if it works correctly. « Show Less
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I don't see why you coudn't. They would keep them dust-free & from getting wrinkled . The plastic bag itself is just a flat bag, no depth until you add something in it.I would not, however, use them for shipping them
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I suppose that would be your personal preference. If you feel you can turn them inside out and wash and dry them thoroughly, I suppose you may. However, I would be afraid of not getting the zipper completely clean to reseal to my satisfaction. The machine works great with fresh bags, and considering all they save, I feel they are very reasonable for my use. Hope this helps. May God bless you and you and yours have a very Merry Christmas!!
832707
no - but make sure you seal the bag tightly or they will dry out and harden.
963408
looked at your foodsaver, dont think this will work, these require that a bag is cut to length, then sealed on one end, items placed inside and vacuum sealed (and heat strip made) sorry
474207
I can say the bags do not shrink. Fabric paint probably yes, it is ok. The biggest thing we notice are the bags are really loose when trying to fill them at the store. So my wife purchased some rug hook plastic material and sewed them to make a box, insert them into the bags while filling and pull them out when full. No bottom in these just the four walls. We like the bags because you can wash them many times.
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That might be tricky. I would say no just because I had to tape it up to close it. I imagine I'll have to rip the bag to take it back out. If you were going to seal it a different way, perhaps it's possible.
1438937
Yes. They are of sufficient mil thickness to be able to reuse them. I am careful to wash them thoroughly when I have finished a project and also careful to make sure they are dry (to avoid any mold problem) before folding and putting them away. Great product; I would not hesitate to buy them again.
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Hi, These bags have a shaped top so they are not an ideal bag to zip together you really need to buy a rectangled shaped bag with both top and bottom the same....
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We put saran wrap on n re packed. I would imagine they would dry up if not properly atored