I'm thinking about using the jumbo bag as a storage location for some of my fine art paper. I was think I should insert something like a piece of non
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I have only used these bags for clothes or blankets. I am not sure how they would work with art paper.
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If you want to use this bag for books, I would recommend wrapping them in bubble wrap before placing them into the poly bag. This will protect the book better during the shipping process.
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I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
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Paper is a good fit. However it isn't sturdy enough to hold more than a 1/4 pack of paper if that much before it starts falling apart. So I wouldn't necessarily put notebooks or piles of folder in.
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Not exactly made for that. The clip on the bottom wouldn't hold the paper well. If you did, you'd have to stay no bigger then 1 inch on each side our it might sag.
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Yes, the way I insert mine it would. However, I think you could probably be neater with using the bag and tuck the edges between the insert pail and the outside wall. It's a little difficult to describe. There is an insert that can be lifted out to clean, so I think if you lifted it up when putting the bag in place the edges of the bag should be covered, but I haven't tried it. Hope that is clear.
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Yes. I personally used paper for the insert, but there is a fair amount of room within to fit other, thicker materials.
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Yes, just check the measurements to make sure its big enough for what you want to store.
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Depends if you are able to fill the entire bag. May be too lightweight/flimsy. I used the photo and cut poster board the same size as a backing to keep from bending photo. Would be the same weight as a zip-lock type bag.
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I use it to hold photos (typically 8x10) I guess you could use them for a single magazine as long as it's not much larger than 8x10. I'm not sure if the plastic bag is correct for any type of archival quality needed for collectable comics or magazines.
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I would say no. I am not sure where you would put the artwork, unless you used half the pages for the discs and half for the art.
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You could definitely pull that off. The quality is second to none. So, even packed tight, the bag will eventually mold to accommodate without showing any signs of failure.
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The rings for the three ring binder slide in sideways, so I imagine you could put a notebook in there instead... I'd be surprised if you could do both though.
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You could probably push the bag in and then fold the extra over the sides. It wouldn't be a great fit but you could make it work. If you had a lot in the bag it might tear when you take it out of the pail.
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I would add extra padding on top and bottom, perhaps bubble wrap. I would assume other things would be stacked on this, assuming it lays flat.
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You will use paper bags to place your food and then put into the bag. I prefer it to avoid contact with absorbents.
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Storing flat will save you the most space. If you were to roll it, it would crack. It's very sturdy.