"Zip top"??? 1 quart?
Nov 19, 2006 | 3:25 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Ontario
Posts: 321
"Zip top"??? 1 quart?
I know when this whole thing started there was some issue about the type of top the baggie had to have. Being subjected to the baggie carnival for the 1st time this coming weekend(flying out of Buf to Aua) I am wondering if the old fashioned type of ziploc bag, that is that seals together at the top without the little colourful zipper is sufficent(which happens to be the type we have at home)?
Also, the baggies I have happen to be 945 ml(in Canada we use metric
). I wont have a problem with the bag being too small will I ?
Also, the baggies I have happen to be 945 ml(in Canada we use metric
). I wont have a problem with the bag being too small will I ?
Nov 19, 2006 | 3:37 pm
#2
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Rockville MD USA
Programs: UA former 1K MM
Posts: 2,184
Originally Posted by Legalbee
I know when this whole thing started there was some issue about the type of top the baggie had to have. Being subjected to the baggie carnival for the 1st time this coming weekend(flying out of Buf to Aua) I am wondering if the old fashioned type of ziploc bag, that is that seals together at the top without the little colourful zipper is sufficent(which happens to be the type we have at home)?
Also, the baggies I have happen to be 945 ml(in Canada we use metric ). I wont have a problem with the bag being too small will I ?
Also, the baggies I have happen to be 945 ml(in Canada we use metric
). I wont have a problem with the bag being too small will I ?And, 1 qt (32 oz) = 945 ml, since 1 L = 33.8 oz.
Nov 19, 2006 | 6:28 pm
#3
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: DFW
Programs: AA EP 3MM, UA Silver, Bonvoy LT TIT, Hyatt Explorist, HH Silver, Caesars PLT
Posts: 7,259
They're just trying not to throw free advertising to Zip Lock brand bags (I know, I'm trying not to laugh, too). I use the old-fashioned Wal-Mart branded Zip-Lock equivalent freezer bags...and no issues.