What are the materials used to make these pouches?
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The Yummi Pouches are made from safe food-grade polyethylene material which is BPA and Phthalate free. They are recyclable, dishwasher safe and freezer safe.
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The pouches do not say what they are made of. There is a small notation "made in China" this is also printed on the Squooshi brand pouches.
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BPA & Phthalate FREEYummi Pouch reusable food pouches are made of safe food-grade polyethylene material which is BPA and Phthalate free. We are committed to bringing you the best quality and safest materials to use in feeding your children.
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Sorry, can not say. The pouch is extremely well built with quality materials
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Linda, the bags are made of thin clear plastic similar to actual Ziploc storage bags, just a bit stiffer. They were HORRIBLE as far as my needs were concerned. We were moving and I wanted to seal my comforters and pillows, etc in the XXL bags. I tried every possible combination to get the items situated in the ags, but they did NOT hold the vacuum seal for more than about 10 minutes. EVERY single bag was nothing more than an oversized storage bag! They are CRAP. I bought 4 boxes of various sizes and NONE of them sealed properly or held their seal for long. OH and they TEAR very very easily, so be careful around pointy objects or edges. NOT worth the cost at any price in my opinion.
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The pouch is a refill. Buy the canister 1x then refill. Or you could just buy pouches and store it in Tupperware I suppose &#128516;
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They are a thin nylon like material, thin but very durable. I toss them in my washer but never dryer. Great to pack small and haul many groceries. The color does not fade. I really like these bags
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The pouch is a thick, sturdy plastic zipper bag. It's fine but nothing special. I'm planning to find something a little larger to put mine in. I'd like to be able to carry a small water bottle for immediate rinsing of the device. I'm happy with the Freshette. I wouldn't let the bag make the decision for you.
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Hello Gail E. Jordan GE; These pouches are the ones I purchased to use as you are attempting. If you measure the outside dimensions of the pouch they exceed the 8 1/2" X 11" of the paper which allows the written paper to be sealed on all 4 edges. There are 2 ways to accomplish this; 1-Print the front and back of your document on 2 pieces of paper and align them to each other and proceed as the directions state. 2-More easily, print the front and rear of the document on 1 piece of paper and do as the directions are written. This way saves paper and ink. This is an excellent Scotch product. Hope this info is helpful. Any other questions, please ask. Charlie
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These work really well: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MQE3O7E/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Also small Molle pouches work fine.
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Other materials. 90% polyester and 10% polyamide. Good for dusting and removing dust by wiping the dusty surfaces.
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They are made of cloth...several layers for insulation. Fold easily. Did not try to wash them.
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Depends on exactly what you are trying to laminate. The "pouches" are sturdy but flexible plastic. One side has adhesive and the other does not. The adhesive sticks to one side of the material being laminated and seals to the plastic side where it extends beyond material being laminated. The resulting unit can be trimmed as desired as long as a reasonable margin, say 1/8" or more is left beyond the edge of the material laminated. The material to be laminated should be reasonably thin, perhaps not thicker than good construction paper. The resulting laminated unit is quite sturdy. If your letters and projects meet these conditions and are within the specified size limits, the product should work satisfactorily.
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No, you don't need that type. Just standard thermal laminating pouches. You can find them at any walmart, or any office supply store.
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I really don't know, I modified them and use vercro for the latch. It looks like black metal, but they could be hard plastic.. I am very happy with the bags, they are high quality, and I would recommend them.. The only thing I didn't like was that they were very "floppy", so I cut some cardboard and used them as inserts to shape the bag.
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A beach ball type material. Latex is a good guess. It has been inflated and deflated several times and has held up very well.
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If you mean the interior pockets, they are made of polypropylene. I have mine stuffed with documents and photos and it is holding up really well.
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Metal, solid construction, have my husky loaded down with pouches for the last year. It has held up very well!
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They are weighted bags, I'm not sure of the material inside them but I would guess it is sand