Drop in liners for freezing

NewMom113 · December 2012

I have the playtex drop in liners that could be used for freezing. I had seen somewhere that you don't have to buy the rings/caps that you can just use rubber bands.

Does anyone know anyway to seal them for freezing without spending the extra money on the rings?

drpayne · December 2012

Fwiw, I found it much easier to just use Lansinoh freezer bags and thaw/pour into liners as I needed the bottles. The freezer rings sounded like a great idea but in reality they were a PITA. The freezer bags also store flat.

brianabrad · December 2012

drpayne:
Fwiw, I found it much easier to just use Lansinoh freezer bags and thaw/pour into liners as I needed the bottles. The freezer rings sounded like a great idea but in reality they were a PITA. The freezer bags also store flat.

This was the brand recommended to me as well. I've heard some of the other brands are more likely to break and leak.

bearkatjen · December 2012

drpayne:
Fwiw, I found it much easier to just use Lansinoh freezer bags and thaw/pour into liners as I needed the bottles. The freezer rings sounded like a great idea but in reality they were a PITA. The freezer bags also store flat.

This, except you don't even need to pour the milk into the Playtex liners, you can use your Lansinoh bag as a liner.

malsmom2009 · December 2012

The Lansinoh bags, the Pyrex drop ins, the gerber bags and the Target brand bag all fit. I used a mixture of them all. I did have the playtex lid kit its just a few s, but liked the other bags too. I don't know that I'd trust a rubber band tho.

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