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Oct 17 2024 10:56pm
hello brothers. im sleepy af, so im putting this here and going off. anyways the problem is this: i need to pack some very expensive bottles for a time, and i have to put them in a basement where flooding is possible. my idea was to put them in airtight bags before packing them in boxes


where can i find such bags. do those even exist :unsure: ?


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Oct 17 2024 11:12pm
Quick google search and both Amazon & Home Depot have those airtight bags you can use a small vacuum to suck out the air.

Most are used for clothing and some for food etc, you just have to read the description.

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Oct 18 2024 06:09pm
Bottles of wine or ?

If you don't want to vacuum pack, you could always just put the bottle in a vacuum pack bag and seal it without sucking the air out

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Oct 18 2024 06:12pm
thanks brotherss :blush: ! yeah im looking for something that i can get in my shithole country and that also isnt made just for clothing :wacko:

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Bottles of wine or ?


spirits only! no wine, wine ages after the bottling as well and i dont like that :wacko: i also dont really like wine in general :unsure:

edit: and yes, i prefer not making a vacuum at all, i just want something thats airtight in case of a flood :cry:

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Oct 18 2024 07:05pm


Put em in this bad boy
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Oct 18 2024 10:38pm
arent the bottles themselves airtight?

this seems kinda redundant.
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Oct 19 2024 11:57am
Quote (klink @ Oct 18 2024 11:38pm)
arent the bottles themselves airtight?

this seems kinda redundant.


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Oct 19 2024 02:24pm
I once air traveled and had to bring back an expensive bottle of wine with me
On amazon look for "Inflatable Wine Travel Bags" there's plenty of options and it worked great for me. Hope this helps :thumbsup:
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Quote (zorzin @ Oct 19 2024 03:05am)


Quote (Elyran @ Oct 19 2024 10:24pm)
I once air traveled and had to bring back an expensive bottle of wine with me
On amazon look for "Inflatable Wine Travel Bags" there's plenty of options and it worked great for me. Hope this helps :thumbsup:


thanks men! :hug: it does, im now deciding what to do but at least i have options :blush:

Quote (klink @ Oct 19 2024 06:38am)
arent the bottles themselves airtight?

this seems kinda redundant.


if you are a collector its far from redundant ^_^ if you have a stash of bottles the cheapest of which is 200~300$, you dont want a flood destroying their appearance. if its a 3$ bottle of rachmaninoff vodka from lidl i ofc wouldnt care, but this is different :cry:

This post was edited by Snyft2 on Oct 25 2024 05:36pm
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