Would it hold water bottles. About how many?
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Smaller (not too tall) water bottles, yes. I would guess about four to six. (I'd be able to tell you exactly but my son has the lunch bag with him at school right now.)
1771101
Yes. 6. I just used it today for the first time. Kept everything cold on a 101 day!
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It will hold three 16.9oz bottles of water. That's pre-bottled like poland spring or something similar with the same 16.9oz of water. As for bottles you fill yourself, it can fit three 20oz rubbermaid bottles or three Sigg metal .06 liter(20.3oz) bottles. Tried it with a 22oz camelbak bottle to find it doesn't fit. Mostly because of the swing of the lid the carabiner attaches to, and the rubber nipple. Camelbaks, unless you use the kid size bottles, are too tall. Stick with any water bottle with a flat top that can carry 20 oz of water and you can fit three of them in PackIt with no trouble.
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It might hold the 8-oz bottles but definitely not 4 of them. I actually just got rid of this bag. It's odd shaped and didn't keep cold for very long. You're better of buying a pack-it.
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It would probably only hold three or four M&Ms; if they for through the opening. Maybe you'd be more successful with the mini M&Ms.; But I suggest getting bottles a little larger than these. :)
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Possibly; however, it isn't very wide. I usually can fit 4 - 5 (4oz) bottles, an ice pack and a small container of baby food in it. I use it to pack my sons food for daycare.
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Mine is in the truck at the yard, so I dont have it handy. I know you can get gallon jugs in it, 2 of them would fit with room for two more 16 oz drinks. I have never put 2 liter bottles in mine so Im guessing it would hold 3 or 4. I do know that I can get eleven 16 oz mountain dew in it vertically, and then stack 3 more horizontally on top.
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I think it holds about 4 bottles in each row. I am not home, I am guessing.
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Depends on the type of bottle - I can fit 8 medela 5-oz bottles in the bottom portion at one time
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Depends on how oversize you are speaking about. The rack will handle 1.5 liter bottles but beyond that I'm not sure.The rack itself is awesome and easy to put together.Good Luck
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It can hold 4 bottles with the shelf removed. I just use it for bottled water in my classroom and turn it on in the a.m and off before I leave and it does a great job!
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Not exactly...there is a large zippered pocket on both sides (black area in photo), which is where my kids stash their water bottles. The pockets can hold a 32 oz. bottle easily.
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yes, it will hold either the 3 or the 5 gallon bottles - However, I would purchase a different model if I were to do it all over
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It should. There are two outside bottle holders and the inside and the outside pocket should hold the rest.
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I bought this as a gift so I'll have to answer this from memory. I believe it holds 12 bottles but I'm honestly not sure about the size limitations on those bottles. I'm sorry.
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I use it as a lunch box. I have not put cans and bottles in it so do not know how many fit.
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If they are regular size pill bottles probably quite a few. Maybe 10-12 large ones not sure. It's more spacious than it looks but we had to keep some of my sisters large bottles that were too tall out.
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I belive it could hold a 2 liter bottle. We use the shelf to hold hardcover cookbooks which holds about 10-12 books per shelf and so far no problems.
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Yes and no. It will sit upright and theoretically could hold 6 bottles, but as the bottles rest on the plastic cross bars/hinge with less stable (hinge) vs the wire with 2 area's of support front and back. When I tried it the bottles were tippy, but did stay in place. The hinge part has to be in the center of the bottle to maintain balance in the side up position. If you are using in a shallow cupboard for example, if the back of the bottle is even with the back of the rack in this position, the bottle will be to front heavy and slip out. Free standing or in a deep cupboard, should be OK.