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Rehabilitating used Ziplocs?
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Callisto
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Posted 2 years ago
Tue Aug 10 2010 14:03:02
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Any ideas? I went to my parents' for the weekend, and when I went to bed last night I realized that the bag in the drawer containing my PJ's was never resealed after I packed (though it was tucked in). Obviously I'll have to throw the contents in the dryer, but is there any way to treat the bag? I'd rather not waste the XL ziploc that the clothes are currently in >.<*
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fmlin2k10
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Posted 2 years ago
Tue Aug 10 2010 14:31:07
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you can packtite it....
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Callisto
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Posted 2 years ago
Tue Aug 10 2010 15:36:22
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This be Canada. Land of no PackTites
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ParanoidinGA
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Wed Aug 11 2010 18:17:10
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Hmm...thorough visual inspection? You have the advantage of it being totally see-through. I wonder if soaking it in hot water for a few minutes would work or would it damage the bag?
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Eve
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Posted 2 years ago
Wed Aug 11 2010 18:49:43
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I would think that dunking it in really hot water would work. You can get water to "instant kill" temperatures. Leave in for a few minutes anyway making sure they're submerged.
Eve
<Insert whine about living in the land of no PackTites.>
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