Wha type of cover do you put on the tray so the fruit assortment does not get disturbed during shipping
1131412
Fruit is shrink-wrapped after packing in wooden crate, for food safety and packaging arrangement preservation.
1475824
Try placing the fruit roll sheet directly onto your tray. Then place your fine gains and herbs onto it. If you see that they are blowing around and getting tiny , then I would place one of your screens over your grains so they don't fly around.
2064948
I would use a cover if using these in conjunction with the baskets. Once I received them, however, they seemed to be the size I would use for my seed starter tray which does not use covers. It would primarily depend on whether you are planting something that requires darkness or light to germinate.
2180683
I would be interested to know what it is for as well! I just lay it in the tray in case it does 'something'! :-\
288283
The cover is about 1 in. out. It covers pretty well, seed doesn't get too soggy. I put a second tray about 1/2 in. under the feeder that is sticks out about another 1 in. or so to catch all the stuff the sparrows throw out and that one gets pretty soggy when it rains.
53227
I know it works with Stretch-title wrap and is the nuts. Put on counter and open cover. Put item to be wrapped away from it and simple pull over and beyond item. Once beyond, simple depress cover and it cuts off nicely. Can turn item and do again if item too wide. Great also for wrapping lettuce or vegetables as simply turn them while drawing from dispenser till sure fully wrapped. Does great job keeping lettuce, onions and peppers fresh. Use one daily and bought for all my kids.
535013
just put your frozen item on the tray ... if you wish, warm the tray first with warm water
1993996
Since I have always ordered the Pacific Coast packages (of varied sizes) for gifts I am not positive about the containers except the one I ordered that was shown in the picture as coming in a basket, because the person said it was wonderful fruit AND a nice basket. I think the box in this picture is probably cardboard. My advice would be to contact the company itself and ask them. That way you would know you had a correct answer.
308489
buy bulk or universal packaging. It's cheap for the same product as retail, just without the expensive and pretty packaging.
2177376
Mine was ok, but it's a big box and has no styrofoam, so the order may be damaged in transit. I think they should use Styrofoam or other material for protection, however the plastic is hard, certainly there will be no problems. I hope there are no problems !! :)
95777
no. there's no actual cover but the blades are recessed enough so their not a hazard. Don't worry, the blades aren't really sharp. DON'T waste your money---this gadget does not work. I tried several different times with different size and variety of mangoes and it shredded every one with all the juice running out the bottom.
336904
It's Amazons custom packing that is supposed to make for easier opening. It's also recyclable and protects the product.See more info here: http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011
676994
I use a small cardboard box that I got free at Costco...I think that those little tangerines came in it...It fits perfectly underneath the seat and I can really load it up with stuff when I am shopping and slide it out to put up on the check out counter. A really usable and economical solution.
1664683
Trays are coated. I'll actually be using mine tomorrow night (11/23), everything from shrimp, chicken, vegetables and several different types of cheeses.
2110670
Wrap food in foil or use a small foil takeaway container. Can put food straight in it but it isn't easy to clean.
728707
It came with two plastic covers, one that tightly covers the stainless steal platter that the objects are weighed on and the other that covers the entire scale. Can they be used as trays also, I guess. Hope this helps.
552701
The cover is not air tight, it is more to keep the food inside during transport