Forgot to mention. Mobile clothing rack &amp; this bag - can I used moth balls in the bottom?
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I didn't use loose moth balls, but successfully used the kind that comes in a small self-contained package (some in cardboard, some in plastic "frames"), and didn't have any problems.
125771
I have stashed 'backpacking' sleeping bag in the pack with minimal clothes. Have not tried packing a tent into it yet, but imagine you could strap one to it externally. Or if you had a really compact tent (I don't), that may work.
599720
Yes you could, but you will have to fill it with dirt or foam in order to get the bag filled to look right.
1213685
To use moth balls one simply place them in an enclosed space or container along with whatever one wishes to protect from fabric eating moth larvae. They slowly emit fumes which get rid of the pests. The fumes are rather pungent so your storage chest or closet should be reasonable tight. Your woolens will smell rather pungent after you remove them for a few hours. Mothball do work for the purpose intended.
1941012
I love the clothes rack so far. It is quite sturdy. The cover goes a few inches below the bottom rack. It is possible, I guess, for bugs to enter through the bottom as it is open (underneath the bottom shelf). Hope this helps
1111532
Yes, they are. You put 3 sweaters and a couple of scarves for example. You zip it well. Standing at your table or any other flat surface like your kitchen counter, start rolling it from top to bottom, applying some strength. That's it. Air will come from the bottom and not back in. You may have to apply some pressure when rolling but not that much. I use them a lot to organize clothes and when I travel.
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Since I bought the bag a while ago, all I can remember is that eventually the side split open but that may have been because I packed it too full. I live in FL and never found any bugs inside. The primary reason I bought this item, was to keep moths out of my sweaters, and it did very well at that.
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The only thing you need to do is fill the bottom with water or sand, your choice. I use sand because it's more dense. Nothing is needed inside the bag itself once you put it together.
1265786
you could probably put a few purses on it if you space them out carefully.I thought the rack looked very cheap and the bottom base is cheap plastic so I sent it back.found a nice wood one locally that looks much better.
818736
I put a dead Everlast bag and a dead Century bag (shredded cotton cloth) in ours. Sand is a great core material, but use small batches and make sure it stays put. Loose sand has ruined more bags than anything else I've seen.
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Start on the bottom, where no one will see and find out how it reacts to the bag. I was amazed how well it did on our couch but I do not know what treatments Coach may have used on the bag. I think you are okay but just to be safe.
2281309
Yes you should be able to only if the things r compact if you have bulky stuff then it might not fit in this bag.. But my daughter loved this bag...
1141863
You could get a piece of 1/8" or 3/16" Masonite, cut it to same size as bottom of bag and put Velcro patches to match the Velcro on the bottom of the back. Viola! A bag with a rigid bottom.
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I think you could organize hosiery/pantyhose. There is nothing that would snag them. I use them for sheer scarves and have never had a problem like I had with metal organizers.
557957
it would be tight, but if you put only one in the bottom diagonally it would work, as the bag is a liitle flexible
2129757
Hello, Since the clothing is totally enclosed in the high capacity nylon, poly coated bags, they will protect you clothing as well as anything. Here is a quote from the University of Kentucky agricultural department: Neither the clothes moth nor carpet beetle larva can digest cellulosic fibers (such as cotton, linen, or rayon) orsynthetic fibers (such as polyester, nylon, or acrylic) so theygenerally leave these alone.I hope this answers your question.Regards, John Harrington, Garment Racks Etc
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In my opinion, the bag is not suitable for that purpose. It also does not stand up on its own, which would make it easier to use.