what are these made out of and where can I find that plastic-y stuff?
I love the Planet Wise ones, and I do have one I received as a gift. $5 (on clearance) just seems like a crazy price to spend on a small snack bag when it's just a square piece of fabric.
I don't know, but I agree. I have a couple and they work great for transporting ds's tableware, bibs, and a couple unpaper towels for cleaning him up when we're going to be out at a meal time. I don't like putting his bibs with his diapers since the bibs have a tendency to get caught on everything when I forget to check to make sure they are closed tight before washing.
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though I just looked…..Nicki's has sandwich and window bags for only 2.99. Might be worth it. I think I'm going to order some
Just thinking of all the other things on my to-do list and for 3 bucks each, it'd be worth it I think instead of making them (and possibly that taking a month) lol
though I just looked…..Nicki's has sandwich and window bags for only 2.99. Might be worth it. I think I'm going to order some
I have these and really like them DH likes them better than the ones I made with leftover PUL so I bought a handful as stocking stuffers. I just toss wipe them out after each use unless they smell or have something stuck on them. Then I toss in the wash and lay out to dry. DH uses them pretty much daily and the seal is awesome. We've never had stale bread.
We have the planet wise ones and i hate them. i think they're such a pain to clean with that fabric layer on the outside. i've had more than one turn moldy because i didn't get that stupid plastic dry enough.
Oh I hope that doesn't happen to ours. I've only had them a couple of months.
We have the planet wise ones and i hate them. i think they're such a pain to clean with that fabric layer on the outside. i've had more than one turn moldy because i didn't get that stupid plastic dry enough.
we have some wahm made ones that are just PUL (i assume pul anyway) and they're awesome. i want to make a handful to have extras on hand for when M starts school next fall and i need to pack his lunch
Is PUL food safe though?
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We have the planet wise ones and i hate them. i think they're such a pain to clean with that fabric layer on the outside. i've had more than one turn moldy because i didn't get that stupid plastic dry enough.
we have some wahm made ones that are just PUL (i assume pul anyway) and they're awesome. i want to make a handful to have extras on hand for when M starts school next fall and i need to pack his lunch
Is PUL food safe though?
I didn't think so. Or at least it hadn't been tested for food safety the last time I've checked.
We have the planet wise ones and i hate them. i think they're such a pain to clean with that fabric layer on the outside. i've had more than one turn moldy because i didn't get that stupid plastic dry enough.
we have some wahm made ones that are just PUL (i assume pul anyway) and they're awesome. i want to make a handful to have extras on hand for when M starts school next fall and i need to pack his lunch
Is PUL food safe though?
I didn't think so. Or at least it hadn't been tested for food safety the last time I've checked.
I am fairly certain the Pul I get from wazoodle is food safe. It's all US or canada made.
We have the planet wise ones and i hate them. i think they're such a pain to clean with that fabric layer on the outside. i've had more than one turn moldy because i didn't get that stupid plastic dry enough.
we have some wahm made ones that are just PUL (i assume pul anyway) and they're awesome. i want to make a handful to have extras on hand for when M starts school next fall and i need to pack his lunch
Is PUL food safe though?
Bummis is replacing my wetbag with one that has "food grade PUL". They said the bonding process to the fabric is different, but I don't know if there are other differences that make it "food grade".
Yeah I'm doing a bit of research to see if I can find some prewaxed food safe cotton fabric.
And of course that got me wondering if that would work for a CD cover......but decided no, since hot water would melt the beeswax and everything would repell....okay, I admit to dreaming now and them.
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Re: OT reusable sandwich bags
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I didn't think so. Or at least it hadn't been tested for food safety the last time I've checked.
I don't have any real experience with real ones though.
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Bummis is replacing my wetbag with one that has "food grade PUL". They said the bonding process to the fabric is different, but I don't know if there are other differences that make it "food grade".
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