Can these bags be stored in basement
1718574
I wouldn't know why not. It zips up tight and mine came with a piece of aromatic cedar and a pouch for it set in.
1718575
I haven't stored them in the basement but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Bill
1718576
That's where I've been using one of mine. I have a dry basement, so I guess it depends. So far, no problems, in fact it solves a lot of problems for storing woolens over the summer. There's a piece of cedar that repels moths.
1718577
I haven't stored them in the basement but I don't see why it wouldn't work.Bill
450672
I store what I'm not using at the moment in the cool basement (which has a de-humidifier). So far so good.
427796
No. They are wrapped together in a vacuumed bag. My lovely wife and I used a vacuum sealer to store the rest of the oxygen absorbers, once we took out what we needed to use.
1842369
Yes. The bag is porous and stays damp. Quite a bit of water flows through the bottom of the bag. I would not use them indoors.
653356
No. They are not vacuum packed. Just store them in a dry place until ready to use. For long term storage, just seal in mylar or a glass jar with an O2 absorber and they will last 3,000 years in a basement... anything below ground for a stable temperature year round.
1352575
Yes, if you store them in the freezer or fridge they will be fine. I buy the 2, 5 pound bags to save a bit of money. I freeze one bag and store the other one in the Deli drawer in the refridgerator. I have never had a complaint or an issue with them. Hope that helps.
423285
I cannot answer this from experience. Mine are stored indoors. I doubt storing them upside down will work due to the fact that the zipper is on the bottom. I would think that would be worse because water can seep into the bottom. through the zipper. The bottom seams are well-finished on the inside, but I would never let it sit in water. I suggest if they have to be stored outdoors, throw a tarp over it too.
1973741
they are airtight, I just helped a friend move and everything clothes,towels, sheets etc.. went in this bags for a moving and storing. Thay worked great.
34844
My understanding is the bags are not for freezer use, so the answer is no. To do that you'd need to purchase their bigger food saver sealing machine.
495978
They are still usable but will it be airtight, no. It's just like refrigerator bags for your clothes.
2070076
I've always put mine in a large trash bag and store in the garage. This is to keep them from the blowing dust that occurs on my patio.
736012
I have mine in the basement but i would not recommend to leave outside for long periods of time. It could risk getting rusty.
2062307
Yes they can. Very sturdy. They just shouldn't be stored directly on cement.
1394232
I have not used them for storage. I used them shopping at farmer's market then transfer to those green bags for storage.
1732107
They might but you will be totally dissatisfied with the quality of these bags, I bought a pair and after mounting them with the cheap mounting hardware you get I pulled them and put them in the trash.
254228
Just put them in the fridge they will be fine, BUT, unless you live in a remote location GO TO THE STORE AND BUY THE BAGS THEY ARE CHEAPER NO SHIPPING. THIS ORDER IS JUST 6 BAGS, THAT GO FOR 4.50 (&sometimes; on sale) A BAG SO YOU ARE NOT SAVING MONEY.
1706867
Yep, everything can be stored in the bag . Everything fits nicely in that bag as long as you put everything in neatly.