I just bought this leveler, and see that many of you use pizza bags to store it in..what size pizza bags do you recommend?
1257954
I was told to use the 22X22X5 and I just measured my bal leveler and I would have to agree with that advise. That is what I am ordering today.
1211082
I have never used any kind of bags. When it is full, I simply up-end it inside a plastic kitchen garbage bag.
827996
You can use whatever size you want! Smaller bags smaller batches all cooks the same! I use the all the time at our school...love! Love! Love!
1961673
Any tall kitchen bag will work! I usually get bags with the drawstring handles & tighten around the inner removable can to keep it in place. Love this trash can, purchased a second for my recycling, too.
1978951
I think you should absolutely buy the "regular" length bag...the 6' bag. The last thing in the world you want is to find your bag is too short. Additionally, I often stuff things in the bottom of my bag at night....socks, fleece, etc... things to have warm and handy should I need to rise at night or in the AM when I wake...having just a little extra space is convenient and the bag still warms up just fine in spite of the very slightly larger volume of air to warm.
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I really don't know. I've only used compactors for forty three years with only problems with one out of three. I might suggest for you to go with a tape measure and compare sizes of each brand. I am now using a 18" bag in a 15" Whirlpool compactor without any major problem. Kitchen aid is a good brand. one once but sold the house.
926996
If you are going to use this bag you totally need a Topeak rack. I think one of the guys at work has a Novara, and the track is slightly wider.
2223799
I own the 1.1cf model. I think you need to measure the pizza box, and provide those dimensions so people who own the 0 7 cf model can respond.
815948
We have been using trash compactor bags. They are thicker and work great, except you have to position them with a little more finesse. But, it's worth the effort. We put our shreddings out with the regular recycling pickup.
1224171
I would use the Foodsaver bags myself. They are pretty heavy duty and are built for the machine. I would imagine other types of plastic bags would work, they would have to be thicker though.
1564179
Oops! I want quite done!! Here is a snippet from a baking blog: Get the right size. Pastry bag sizes indicate their length. Frustratingly, that tells you almost nothing about the bag. Not even a math whiz can calculate the volume of a cone based strictly on its length. But that's okay, I've got a cheat sheet: 12" bags hold 1 1/2 cups. 16" bags hold about four cups and 18" bags hold six (your mileage may vary). For detail work, like writing on a cake, go for the 12" bag. For piping macarons or cream puffs, use a roomy 18" bag so you won't need as many refills. I hope this answers your questions!! :-)
647208
I'm curious about how large a casserole dish I could use in this. I don't bake that many 12" pizzas.
1894458
one large bag should be enough. It comes out of the holes, so I just keep putting it back in. Put it where you want it before you fill because it gets very heavy.
904525
I would order the 69 qt. if you want to keep the food in the bag and place the whole bag in the container; the container was too small to do this with a 40lb bag of food. I had to just pour the food into the container. If you're going to pour the food directly into the container, you could go with a smaller size.
1055032
the most important thing is the diameter of the unit this is only for the top. plastic is best for the bottom but don't buy thin bags buy the thicker ones
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Yes, I use hefty black out 13 gallon tall bags (the hole in the bin is specifically there to push the excess bag in). I prefer this type of bag over their G bag. When I remove the 13 gal. bag there is extra room to put in more items. If you are like me, when you finally decide to empty the trash it is because you have something that won't fit. I also find that removing any bag from this can when full can be a bit of a pain, because there aren't any air holes at the bottom. I contacted Simplehuman and asked if I could drill holes in the bottom of the removable bin to aid in removal of the bag (without voiding my warranty). The answer was yes, (4) 1/4" really really helped. Yes, I use hefty black out 13 gallon tall bags (the hole in the bin is specifically there to push the excess bag in). I prefer this type of bag over their G bag. When I remove the 13 gal. bag there is extra room to put in more items. If you are like me, when you finally decide to empty the trash it is because you have something that won't fit. I also find that removing any bag from this can when full can be a bit of a pain, because there aren't any air holes at the bottom. I contacted Simplehuman and asked if I could drill holes in the bottom of the removable bin to aid in removal of the... » Read More Yes, I use hefty black out 13 gallon tall bags (the hole in the bin is specifically there to push the excess bag in). I prefer this type of bag over their G bag. When I remove the 13 gal. bag there is extra room to put in more items. If you are like me, when you finally decide to empty the trash it is because you have something that won't fit. I also find that removing any bag from this can when full can be a bit of a pain, because there aren't any air holes at the bottom. I contacted Simplehuman and asked if I could drill holes in the bottom of the removable bin to aid in removal of the bag (without voiding my warranty). The answer was yes, (4) 1/4" really really helped. « Show Less
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That depends on how you put them in. If you want them all flat on the bottom, no. If you stack them, absolutely - this bag is huge! It will hold 3-4 xtra large pizza boxes stacked.