Can it be used for Lansinoh 6 oz bags?
1716790
Yes it can. Those are the bags that I use with it. I've filled it and bought cheap baskets from dollar store and transferred the bags once they were frozen.
1716791
Yes but I only make 4 oz bags and when it freezes flat there is less chance is wholes or milk leaking
1716792
Yes, I have used with Ameda, Lasinoh and honeysuckle breastmilk storage bags. The bag just takes the shape of the area.
1716793
Sort of. I have to freeze them flat first, and then slide them in at a sort of diagonal. An ice cube container works just as well, if not better, to be honest. The only bags that work well with this system are the First Years milk storage bags.
1716794
if you freeze the bags flat, they are too wide for the container. They do, however, fit very well into the top.
859669
Yes, it would work, but a fine mesh sieve would be easier to get the product out. Also, I had a problem with mine, on the second use at making almond milk, the bag developed a small opening at the seam.
1557988
It can be used in the fridge or freezer. I am not familar with those bags. The lansinoh and medella bags fit. The Lansinoh bags are tall and the lid may not fit on it you freeze them flat.
1086794
To be truthful I'm not sure! The handles are a wee bit longer than some so I would assume yes! I guess you'd have to try them, but I love these bags!
593478
It might not. :( it measures about 2.62" wide. It fits the tazo brand tea bags perfectly. My mighty leaf brand tea bags I kind of have to fold the sides into the drawer and they are a lil over 3" wide. Hope this helps.
2143768
Yes. I use mine for both 6 oz. of blackberries and raspberries. In fact, I own two and have used one for small clumps of grapes.
1046047
Yes it can - the bags are not the best choice for this though. I use bags to marinate jerky and it works, but the hard plastic containers are designed for what you are doing. In addition, there is a wine bottle stopper that is sold too that might work for you.
1716726
not unless it's a tall one. It's a 50 liter can. I can use the regular plastic tall kitchen bags just fine. I think they're 13 gallon size. It's 9.5" x 17" x 23" high inside the can with the top off. The thing I like most about it is that the top holds the bag tight, so I can push down the trash without the bag going inside the can. The bag lasts longer that way.
408867
No do not 're use or wash. Do your self a favor though and read the reviews and buy a different brand. These bags leak. Lansinoh are better.
1927566
AS long as they are sanitized and totally dry, I don't see why not. I have reused some of the small "custom" bags I have made simply because they are a pain to remake all the time. I just start out making them a little longer than needed, so when I open them I still have enough left to reuse 1 or 2 times.
1011414
The sealer will work with UP to 12", so anything less than that will work just fine. I make half-size bags for small stuff.
1076642
No. Works well for pods from different sources and tea bags that are single serve.
248918
With the funnel you can use on narrow mouth travel mugs and probably most thermoses as well. It will not work on big 6" bowl shaped mugs.
919613
Yes as long as the nozzle end of the hose fits in the seal area of the bag. It's very simple to use.
2277358
Only if you can cut off the original seal and have enough room to reseal. Would suggest cutting a bigger bag if you plan to reseal, cut, reseal frequently.
673746
yes, I do every once in a while. I use less water though, as they heat up/thaw much faster than bottles. I was worried at first that the bags might melt, but I've thawed both lansinoh and target brand bags in it and they've both been fine
1614968
We don't use this system but it would seem to depend upon how thick the bag is. The opening is larger than 1/2 inch so it would seem to be sufficient.