Doe the canisters slide in secured into the trey. If I take the trey and put it in a suitcase do they fly all over the place or not?
808601
They fit secure in the tray. A perfect fit. The lids are very secure I would be surprised if they opened up. But if your saying would the individual days come out of tray. Well it all depends. Is the suitcase stuffed where they would not have room to wonder? They aren't glued in tray but fit perfect. We never even bring the tray we just bring the individual days we need. I like packing light light. So I can't answer the question fly all over, that hasn't been the case with us at all.
808602
They don't lock into place in the tray, so they might not want to stay in place. When you have all 7 in place, they are nice and snug, but I still think you might want to try a large rubber band length-wise around them. I really love them, though. Still using them, and the snap shut hasn't loosened at all.
808603
I put an elastic around the container to hold all together when I travel or the containers would likely fall out. At home, just sits in cupboard and I take out one for the day.
808604
They will probably not stay in the tray - the fit in the tray, but are not locked into the tray. A nice sturdy rubber band might do the trick though!
808605
Yes they might. I would suggest a rubber band around the whole tray and canisters. Without it the worst you'll end up with is an empty tray and 7 loose canisters. The canisters themselves should not pop open under any bouncing around in a suitcase.
808606
They fit snugly in the tray. I doubt they'd become dislodged in a suitcase.
808607
I think the pills will stay put but the rubberband idea would secure thewhole thing. The individual lids are quite secure!!
808608
no they sit in the tray but are not secured. You could put a rubberband lengthwise to hold them in maybe. I just throw the trays in my bag, the lids wont pop open.
168487
Yes, Brent, the lid fits securely to prevent small items from moving from one compartment to another. I use my Plano Stowaways for storing beads, and have never had any kind of "movement" problem.
1419395
You can definitely fit them in either a carry on or checked bag, they come stacked on top of one another within plastic wrap, so they should travel well, you may just want to surround them to ensure that the edges don't get in your luggage.
1477670
it won't fall in the canister if its put in the vacuum properly...the card board slides in the grooves
1512187
Mine does not slide, It holds about 20 ish pounds of edc stuff, So it stays put. How evere there is a small strap that is attached to the bag, that if you desired you can wrap it around your side and it clips onto the bag, That would prevent any side to side motion. But Ive never had to use it!
1865529
There are straps inside the bag to secure the contents, but once you remove the air with the vacuum cleaner hose, there really isn't a need to "tighten" anything up... the bags are very tight and secure. I highly recommend this product... it's a sturdy, quality bag.
697884
There is a lever where the hose meet the canister, you just have to put your firgers there and pull up. You will see all the pieces over there.
2037629
I fly with 2 of them every week and have not had a problem. But the contents in them is more thick than thin. If I leave them in my checked suitcase I put it in a plastic bag. Overall, no leaks yet!!
1403481
Most of the time they are suspended in the air unless the bag is very heavy. Hope this helps.
1626277
I flew with them filled and everything worked out just fine. Be sure to follow the fill instructions and don't overfill. I also put them inside gallon ziploc bags in the event they leaked. The added precaution proved unnecessary though. Enjoy!
278009
Hi Melinda, The crates don't have a handle. I traveled from Seattle to Albuquerque on Delta airlines with my two golden retrievers. I couldn't pick up the crate with a 75 pound dog in it if it did have handles. I used a flat bed dolly at the Seattle airport. I put the crates on the dolly and loaded the dogs in the crates. Once I checked them in an airline employee took the dolly with the two crates and took my dogs to the pet waiting area. We changed planes in Minneapolis and I was happy to see the Golden Girls safe and sound at the Albuquerque Sunport.
1347316
Yes, but there's no point. They constantly jostle around in the bag and if you play often they constantly bang into each other. It's not really a display item... if you want to you can oil or even stain them but I recommend just leaving then as is.
2100079
Mine are permanently in place. Where are you trying to move them to from? Wuould a suitcase or duffle bag +/- padding work?
1949030
Well, I can only say that you must not have closed it up completely. When I zip the bottom all the way to the right and the top, over and then back down, the two zips come together. I know they don't lock but you could put a paper clip through the two zip heads, like I do on my luggage when I travel by air. I don't clip my two zips together, I just zip them all the way. Moisture doesn't even come in. I love my YardStach II and have had "0" problems with it now for over a year.Denny Swen.....
1393920
You can slide when in. I remove the burner and then put them in. Then reinsert the burner so that the burner can be attached on both sides. I love them asy grandchildren help things boil over often.
1918288
Yes. There is a solid plastic removable can inside. As far as a "catch", there is a hole. I twist the excess of the bag until the bag sits snug and then I push it through the hole to hold. I've never had any issues with bags slipping.
2087836
They go around the legs of a pop up tent , my tent has been up for about 5 weeks now and has not moved and I live on long island . The bags are good at what they do, which is hold the tent in place. Hope that answers your question.