How do you reseal this container? I received mine damaged and tried to salvage by putting zip lock bags, but all the cloths stuck together.
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I would try adding well filtered water to the bag you placed them in and possibly refrigerate them if you don't use them quickly to prevent mold growth from the added water. I have ordered multiple and the containers have been great but they do dry out over time.
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Unfortunate mine did not come in a resealable container so I put them all in a zip lock bag, and peel them of each other as need them. They are keeping just fine.
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The large size wet swifter come with a Lid the small 12pack does not you just have to save it in a large ziplock.
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I also had the same problem, had to transfer the entire container to a larger container. I will not buy this brand again, it is very strong and you just can't keep it sealed in the container it came in. I ended up throwing it all out.
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Sorry I wanted to use it for the same thing just havent started the project yet. Im wondering if you open the package and use just a little piece if you can reseal it?
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Mine wouldn't re-seal either, so i just squeezed all the air out and rolled the top down & used a clip to hold it closed. Has worked for me.
1341980
Use ziplock freezer bags to store - no freezing needed; cut n parts & place n separate bags to use as needed. It's wonderful!!! Enjoy!!!!
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This came to me in a sealed bag. Once you open it, it must be put into a jar or tupperware. The bag is not resealable
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If the contents appear to have been spilled out or rummaged through; or if any of their packages are broken, I would definitely return it. If all seems perfect EXCEPT the broken seal, I might keep it. But if you have any reservations, just return it through Amazon's very easy, efficient & quick automated return system.
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I put mine - bag clipped with clothespin - into a gallon ziplock and into the freezer (thinking that will keep it fresher). I would think it would easily fit in a quart-size glass jar - actually even smaller. I'd make sure it was an air tight jar.
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i use saran wrap or zip lock bags, the saran wrap did better. the shelf life can be fairly short i have found (some of them dried up after 3 months.)
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My bag was resealable. I store them with the rest of my gardening supplies and I still have a few left after buying them a couple years ago. Just let them soak in water a while and they're good as the day you bought them.
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A great idea is to first freeze liquids in a ziplock bag. Once frozen, open the ziplock, but do not remove the frozen content. Place the unzipped ziplock inside the food sealer bag with the zip facing DOWN. Seal!!
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I rinse it and dry with paper towel. Roll in zip lock and put back in little container it comes in.
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I agree with F. Royse-- it's the airtight packaging that prevents it from spoiling. On occasion, however, there might be a container or so in the batch that is spoiled (air must have gotten in the container before sealing). You can tell if the container looks far more swollen than others. However, if this were to happen, then just contact the company and they will kindly make a replacement for you-- as they did for me.
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The adhesive is on the bag, which is user friendly. Just rip of the little strip and fold over. You and reopen and reseal bag.
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Just below the top edge is where the resealable part is. There is a curved place to press on to begin the process, then you pull the front and back of the bag apart. I hope I made that clear enough! It is difficult to explain, easier to show. It really is resealable!
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My protein came in a large foil "resealable" pouch within a very sturdy Box. I found the resealable grooves difficult to use as the protein powder would get on them. My simple solution was to put the resealable bag in a large resealable zip loc bag when it became small enough to fit. Another brand I have tried uses a large plastic container with a screw on lid which was useful in my garage to put extra nails, screws etc. But I believe this to be a little better product.
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If there is a chance that the item being preserved has the potential of making a hole, I will first vacuum seal the item with a oxy-sorb, then insert that bag into a mylar bag with another oxy-sorb. So essentially you are using double the amount of oxy-sorbs for the same item. They are not that expensive and when you are storing food items that is suppose to last for years, I think it is good insurance.