Would this work on a daily basis on a kids fabric lunch box? Need to change info daily.
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I don't know about it sticking on a fabric lunch box but they've held up amazingly on baby bottles with soaking in water and being scrubbed every day. I change the date daily and it's been great. We've had for about 2 months now...
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One would think that is a perfect use for a label such as this, right? As long as the child doesn't rub the label with their naturally oily fingers, it would work for this use. However, it may be easy to unintentionally erase the label if you don't place it where their hands won't rub against it.Oops - I just noticed that you probably meant: would the label stick to fabric? I've no experience with that.
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I've only used the labels on glass and plastic. You are able to remove and restock them. I think it would depend on the surface area of the fabric e.g. if it's smooth, glossy, etc.
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I would advise attaching a luggage tag to the lunch box and placing the label on the luggage tag.
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I've just tried one on my apron, which has a waxy finish, and it doesn't stick well at all.
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I don't know if it will stick to fabric, but if it does it will definitely work. From what I've experienced, you can erase and rewrite as much as you want.
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not sure, in my opinion this box is quite large for a child's lunch box. Also this box is great for storing purposes and for having salads. I used to use it for my lunch, but I stopped using it as it is more convenient to have a couple of separated smaller boxes so you can warm up what you want warm and don't warm up what you don't want to warm up.The dressing compartment is very good though
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yes, it will keep it warm for a certain time but it won't be hot. Overall, we really like this lunchbox. My son used it all school year and now for summer camps.
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Hello. I use mine for daily use but I don't have children at home. , I wouldn't use it at all if I did since it does slip around a bit and children would have it slipping and sliding all over the place. I can just see the food-on-the-floor accidents now! :-) And by the way, the actual green tablecloth is MUCH darker than the photo but I like it with light colored place mats and napkins. Hope this helps.
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I haven't tried to put it on a textured wall, but I did apply it to my grandson's vinyl lunchbox which was textured and it stuck wonderfully. I think it will work well for walls. I would suggest going over it with something soft like a dry sponge or a crumpled tshirt to make sure it has achieved contact. I have been extremely pleased with this purchase and will most likely buy again.. if I ever run out lol.
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My son is 6.5 mths old and I use it everyday to mash up fresh foods such as bananas or avocado. I'm sure it would work well on cooked foods as well. The bowl is small though so if you're looking to make one meal at a time, it would be fine but making larger quantities to freeze or store might be tedious and time consuming.
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It would work if it were the same size. We have no problem with the fabric on the upper half leaking through we use it every day.
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I believe it will. It gives you nice portioned sections and has pictures in each section to show suggested food groups. I put yogurt in my daughters and none of the contents spilled even though she had it upside down at times when she put it in her book bag. I love this box and he loves it too! I recommend it
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Yes, it will work for almost anything. The compartments are deceivingly larger than they look. It's both for snacks or a full meal. My wife sends our boys our with pizza, burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, salads, etc.. along with fruits and veggies and a snack. The boys and my wife love these boxes.
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I use this in my daughter's lunch box and nothing in there needs to stay really cold. She eats only a few hours after it is packed. I can tell you that it is not still cold when she gets home about eight hours later. If these were used with the lunch bags that go in the freezer (which don't even require a cold pack) I have no doubt that everything inside would remain cold all day!
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Sure. As long as the filler material is totally dry and granular, there should be no problem. Keep in mind, however, that rice is organic and will eventually deteriorate, and you don't want children trying to taste or eat it.
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based on the measurements you have provided, I would say no. In order to keep the food fresh, it needs to be banded. These Bentgo boxes fit wonderfully in their own insulated bag available from Bentgo and they also fit nicely in the insulated 31 lunch bag.
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I am sorry, but I don't know that answer as I don't use that food. The opening can be adjusted, to allow more our less at feeding time. So I would think as long as the food isn't to large it would work. Overall, I am very happy with this unit. Hope that helps a little bit.
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A Rubik's brand cube? Go ahead. It might change the black plastic a little white. Food grade CRC silicone might not change the plastic color (I think).
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Yes...I do it daily for my hubby's lunches. Before you place it in the freezer, take a moment to label the contents on some blue painters tape and stick it on the glass part. Use a sharpie marker. It stays in place in the freezer and is easily removed leaving no residue.
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Yes, I've used this for my daughter's school lunch for 2 years and she loves it. She doesn't like dip so I just put a treat - a cookie, a few small marshmallows, or yogurt covered raisins - where the container would go. I put fruit or veggies on one side and crackers or pretzels on the other side. I put a sandwich or mini bagel at the bottom and sometimes a cheese stick.
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I bought it as a lunch box but in my opinion it is way too large for a lunch box. Unless you eat an amazingly large amount of food for lunch. We find that it is perfect for day trips.