If i wanted to use the bowl for food while traveling, is there a draw string to secure the food inside the bowl for transport?
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No draw string on this bowl. The top rim of the bowl is a heavy duty stiff material to keep it's shape so sewing a drawstring on is not a good idea. You can take a string and tie it around the opening just below the rim, except you will lose a lot of room inside the bowl for the stored food. Only solution I can think of is to put the food inside a baggie for storage inside the bowl.
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Yes. There is a round piece of hard rubber, almost the circumference of the bowl, on the bottom. You could knock it over, but it won't just tip over, or dump contents if you brush up against it, etc. The rubber keeps it from slipping off of surfaces too. It's a great little product. I use it whenever I take screws out of anything.
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Hi Daniel, my wife tells me that it DOES NOT work for transporting food. She says that it does not seal!!! Hope this helps you out.Shawn
1771807
The lid snaps on securely but when tested with water, it does run out of the handle area. This isn't a problem since I only use this dish to transport cooked casseroles and the dish sits snugly in the carrying case. You would need a lot if liquid in your dish and tip it quite a bit to loose any liquid contents.
966375
There is a draw string, that u could get a clip to attach. We use them anytime we travel, clean an comfortable.
2164119
It is made to carry the big dish with the lid or the small one with the lid. You can store the small one inside the bigger one. This is a very handy carrier I have used it a lot well worth the money! You will be glad you got it. Have a blessed day!
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They can steal some food off the "ramp" leading to the bowl which didn't slide down, but they can't turn the paddle wheel to get more food. There is a protective flap. So they are just stealing a little food that would normally come out at the next feeding. I had to tape my bowl to the unit though so they wouldn't remove the bowl!
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No if you remove the bowls the food is not exposed because the bowls rest on what could be considered a lid for the system. It is not difficult to remove the top to fill, but I would advise you remove the top when you have little to no food/water in the bowls.
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yes, that way when you pull it out by the handy handle you won't burn your hands. This is a GREAT product! I really do love it, the bowl is the perfect size.
795619
I travel with it. I put it in a closeable snack bag just in case, but have never had a problem.
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No. The food can still go off,but I believe the purpose of the silicone is more for it not sliding around as other placemats do. Also those auctions bowls and plates work wonderful on this. I just got a second one for the Grandkids at my house.
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I would carry it by a plate underneath. That's the only safe way to do it. The bowl will be hot & with only a little room to hold at the top. And you don't have to worry about splashing on the way to your destination....... :)
910256
No. You can, however fit a smaller-sized spoon and fork on the side of the top layer of glass food containers inside the carrying case.
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No. This is really more suitable for transporting to and from a vet visit. Not suitable for living in and nothing to secure food or water dishes. I used it to move a small parrot
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no. it is a very simple and spacious backpack to be used to store food while on a trip.
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no,the lids are up higher-sort of like a dome-----if the plate was tipped a LOT the food would run into the other compartments
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the string is totally enclosed on the inside. Don't have to worry about any contact with the food. I really like this unit over my electric ones because i can control exactly how much i chop things.