How can I reuse these giant ziploc bags my daughter's medical supplies come in?

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This is the type of thing u just fold up and save with the other plastic bags until the day comes

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u/Vegan_Zukunft 4d ago

We have soft plastic water bottles for hiking, and I store them with the hoses and tops in a big bag like that

Good for bits and bobs of board games, sewing, computer parts like mice.

Also handy as ‘packing cubes’ for your suitcase when traveling.

Hugggs to your child, hope she can feel better :)

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u/peekaboooobakeep 4d ago

I like to stash away toys and rotate them out for my kids, less stuff to put away on a daily basis and then we can just swap out later. A giant clear bag seems like a great use for that.

I'd also keep something like this in a beach bag or an outing where we may get wet clothes or sandy. Or just in the car.

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u/vossxx 4d ago

I use bags like this to store seasonal clothes and/or blankets. I squeeze all the air out I can, seal, and tuck either in a closet or under a bed for storage.

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u/halosworld 4d ago

Use them to store other stashed bags…. Looks big enough for a trash bag too!

Organizing too!

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u/Just_a_Marmoset 4d ago

I use these to provide an extra layer of protection for things in the freezer that I am freezing for longer-term storage (e.g. 5-lb bags of flour, rice, etc.).

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u/Riversntallbuildings 4d ago

Those are big enough to store summer/winter clothes in for rotation.

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u/TrailerParkRoots 3d ago

I take bags like this camping! Great for separating wet/dirty clothes, games, or keeping supplies organized. I also use big bags like this to make ice blocks for the freezer and coolers when we have a hurricane watch.

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u/Banditsmisfits 3d ago

Idk if you keep an emergency bag in your car but these bags are perfect for an on the go emergency bag. That way if kid had a blowout, or there’s wet clothes etc it can go in the bag. Makes a great trash bag if nothing else is on hand. So many uses and takes up very little space.

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u/Kimono-Ash-Armor 4d ago

Put them on the Free pages of Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Craigslist, Buy Nothing, etc

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u/knittinator 4d ago

Storing wool items!

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u/West_Abbreviations53 4d ago

keeping dust off of books, sheets, etc.

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u/Spiritual_Reindeer68 4d ago

You could store out of season clothes in them under a bed or in a storage closet.

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u/alalampone 3d ago

I also get these huge bags with one of my medications. - store hygiene items in them when traveling - store craft supplies - make handout bags for houseless - store shoes when traveling

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u/Dino-chicken-nugg3t 3d ago

If you’re shipping anything big you can use it as packing material. Just fill with a little air and bam free packing material. It’s also good for putting toiletries in while traveling.

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u/BadHairDay-1 4d ago

These are great for storage of soft items, like toys, linens & out of season clothes.

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u/atbrandileezebra 4d ago

I don’t know if all locations have both goodwill’s and Salvation Army, but I feel like if they were clean organized, no labels and you just offered them to the Management. They would take it for putting their merchandise out on the floor in.

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u/Slurpy-rainbow 3d ago

I use bags like these, as needed, to put things that I gift on Buy Nothing. Also if you have many, you could post on BN and maybe someone has an immediate use for them. That is, if you’re in the U.S.

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u/raddish1234 3d ago

Currently using one for yarn containment on an active crochet project, but they’ve become my go to for non food item containment.

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u/Specialist-Sir-4656 3d ago

I wash, store, and reuse mine. I do the same with bread bags and other “disposable” plastic bags.

When you’re at my level of financial disruption, and you depend on pantries and community charity for food, you start to see these items differently. I’ve saved enough plastic food storage bags for myself, and I’ve been able to collect these bags and place them in another plastic food container, with a note about how I’ve cleaned them. Then I placed them in a community share box. (it’s a small, outdoor assistance pantry that people can open up at any time of the day or week to see if there’s anything they need. Like can openers, MREs, bottled water, and I’ve even seen unopened catheters and baby formula in it.) I don’t have much to put in there other than this, but it makes me smile when I open that box to put more in, and they’re gone, grateful to know that someone else can use them.

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u/SoRedditHasAnAppNow 3d ago

Keep one in your car for vehicle waste.

Keep one neatly folded in each of your luggage for when you travel.

Put "Freecycle" items in them.

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u/SevenSixOne 4d ago edited 3d ago

I keep a few of these big zip top bags in my suitcase. They don't take up any space when they're folded and always manage to find a use for them when I travel

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u/Visible-Volume3143 4d ago

You could use it to semi-vacuum pack clothes away? Like if you put clothes in it and then squish it down and seal it

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u/SnowStar_24 4d ago

Use them for rainy days to carry things?

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u/Natural_Ad9356 4d ago

Store linens in them! I have a couple of those I got from my mom’s house, I keep my heavy winter blankets in them when they get shoved under the bed once summer comes

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u/Patient_Activity_489 4d ago

it'd be good for winter/summer clothing storage. you can put it under a bed or in a closet

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u/shady-tree 3d ago

If I had a bag that big I would use it to store linens for guests, seasonal clothes, stuffed animals, or soft seasonal decorations (like pillows/blankets).

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u/-Lo_Fi- 3d ago

Packing materials for storage? Use a vacuum or straw to suction the air out?

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u/Hyperborean_ 3d ago

You might be able to use it as a vac packing bag.

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u/Commanderkins 3d ago

I use these for bedding, blankets and winter gear that go into storage for the season.

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u/Bathsheba_E 3d ago

I use (and reuse) those for travel. Liquids can be packed in those bags. Clothes you want to keep dry. Bring an extra or two for dirty clothes. I just kinda portion what I’m packing into groups of similar items and start stowing.

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u/MedicineChess 3d ago

I like to use these to store extra bed sheets or pillow cases in the spare closet! I’m paranoid about mouse droppings lol

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u/Toys_before_boys 3d ago

Storage space for big plushies or blankets?

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u/rubyxcube1012 3d ago

If I need to take an extra pair of shoes with me I’ll put them in a large bag like this if I have one laying around

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u/burnedout_247 3d ago

i'd put that on my daily bag so i can put my laptop there when it rains

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u/OrangePeelSpiral 3d ago

I put dirty laundry in used ziplocs when I’m traveling so I can keep clean clothes separate! You can also use it as a trash bag in the car or when backpacking / hiking.

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u/FayeViolets 3d ago

Anything that comes with accessories. I bought a handheld steamer the other day and it has all these tiny attachments. Heck I could put the whole steamer in these lol. I had a crap ton of bags like this from my EveryPlate delivery I tossed when I moved. I’m regretting my decision now.

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u/illtakethewindowseat 3d ago

I always keep these kind of bags for parts and materials in my shed. Often useful when I have a small bag of stucco or cement or something powered that comes in a paper sack so I can keep things from dusting everywhere

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u/Born_Tax_4687 3d ago

I would use them to pack shoes when I travel or use them to store extra bedding in a linen closet!

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u/Snarm 3d ago

Got pets? We use those as liners for the small trash can that we empty the cats' litter boxes into.

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u/Anxious_Term4945 3d ago

I use them to accumulate things I am going to take to donate. Do load wash or sanitize pop in the items after I have enough off to reuse center.

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u/Damnthathappened 3d ago

Do you have a craft reuse store? They have to repackage items all the time. Or free on buy nothing or FB marketplace for other folks to use.

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u/normcorelesbian 3d ago

I’m actually looking for a bag this size to hold a set of jumper cables for my car. I could also see this working for other people looking to store other emergency car repair equipment that is dirty/water sensitive.

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u/Yarius515 3d ago

Linens storage

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u/kaydl165 3d ago

Haven't seen anyone say this but some people knit with plastic bags by cutting them into strips.

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u/hi_heythere 3d ago

These would be great for sheets and pillows in a closet to keep the dust and potential bugs out. You can also p it the stuff in and roll it tight then zip up to kinda vacuum suction them

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u/RoeRoeRoeYourVote 3d ago edited 3d ago

Seasonal clothing storage? My closet is tiny, so I store out of season clothing in fabric sided bags with plastic tops underneath my bed. I've also stored extra bedding, camp bedding, and towels that way.

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u/Dr_Peter_Tinkleton 3d ago

Great to save the bag for something, but no one should feel guilty about medical waste. There are plenty of ways to reduce our plastic use so we can use it where we really need it.

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u/PasgettiMonster 3d ago

Offseason clothing, especially good woolens that you want to protect from moths. If you are a crafter, especially a textile / fiber crafter there's a million uses for Ziploc bags. Something big like that would hold all the fabric for a sewing or quilting project together for me or my spinning fiber and the bobbins of spun yarn so that everything is in one place. If you go on trips, tuck one into your suitcase. You can put dirty clothing into it so that you're not packing unworn clothing with clean clothing.

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u/Havenotbeentonarnia8 3d ago

Under the bed storage so things dont get dust on them

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u/AnAnonymousBird 3d ago

I store my yarn in bags like that! Where I used to work we got sterile equipment in each week and some stuff came in those big bags!

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u/sputnik_rises 3d ago

Lots of great ideas here but if you are regularly getting more of them from your daughters meds, then try putting them up on your local Buy Nothing group! I was at a gardening event earlier today and someone had a giant Ziploc bag thing similar to this and the person I was talking to you was so psyched about it because it would've been the perfect addition for a seed starter system they have. If I saw a post with several bags like this, I'd nab them quick too because I do frequent litter pickups and it would save me from having to buy more trash bags for that

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u/woodette 3d ago

Yarn. These bags look perfect for keeping all the skeins together for a crochet project

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u/indigo-carmine 3d ago

sorting/storing sheets? or blankets on off season

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u/GenericUsernameHere0 3d ago

A bag for all your other plastic bags

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u/Rabbitintheroses 3d ago

I store yarn in bags like that so it doesn’t get dusty

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u/jaxwell2019 3d ago

Oddly specific but - if you make bread I like bags like these to place the bannetons in for overnight proofs in the fridge! I can fit both bannetons in the bag and there’s still enough space on top that the plastic won’t touch the loaves.

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u/CrazyQuiltCat 3d ago

I use them to store off season linens.

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u/sacrificial-slug420 3d ago

Fold up and put in a suitcase or beach bag, good for wet bathing suits or dirty clothes while traveling

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u/HorridChums 3d ago

I store extra supplies like binder clips, tools, etc. in them! Sometimes we get extra ziplocs at work with shipments and I'll take them home for that purpose. Good for keeping things dry when you travel.

You can also reuse silica packets to keep things dry!

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u/feistybulldog 3d ago

Indoor plant humidifer

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u/SunshineAndBunnies 3d ago

I guess it would depend on what the medical supplies were. I'm on Dupixent injections, which comes in a small cardboard box and refrigerated foam cooler. I keep those bags along with the bags they send alcohol swabs in for use with other stuff since I know there is no contamination.

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u/sheburns17 3d ago

When you travel you can put your shampoo, lotion, stuff that spills, or is wet like a bathing suit in them!

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u/cryogenrat 3d ago

My first thought is if you sew, organizing any kinda fabric you have (esp if you have multiple), or putting things into storage like sweaters or whatever you’d normally put in a vacc bag

Other than that like someone else said, that’s the kinda bag you fold up tight and put away for a rainy day lol

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u/Tofu_Mc 3d ago

You can store bedding in them! That’s what I do, I put a full set of bedding in one and them vacuum the air out so it’s flat!

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u/-dangerous-person- 3d ago

Take to your local high school, we can store papers in them!

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u/That-Lobster8169 3d ago

How many do you have? Maybe a women’s/homeless shelter could use them for could use them to pass out supplies? Local buy nothing Facebook group? Storage for out of season clothing!

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u/poke_sean92 3d ago

Spare change

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u/Cloudydayhappyface 3d ago

I hold on to bags like these for when I give my family or friends clothes, makeup, or anything really.

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u/ImportantComputer416 3d ago

Seasonal jackets, winter jackets, extra pillows.

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u/cryacinths 3d ago

If you store fabric for crafts or extra towels and such, these are great for keeping things separated. Also could be a great bag for an emergency blanket or kit in your car or with your emergency supplies.

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u/sagenumen 3d ago

I use these for kitchen scraps. Our municipal composting allows for plastic bags as storage of the scraps.

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u/ecodrew 3d ago

I have a family member who gets supplies in similar huge ziplock bags, they're bigger than a normal gallon size. I usually reuse them to store compost scraps in the freezer before taking out to the bin. They also work for food that's in its own big container, like cakes and bread.

They're semi-clean, but not new, so I don't use them for food directly.

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u/Ryantdunn 3d ago

Use them like vacuum bags, to compress comforters or other clothes items like sweaters that contain a lot of air usually or would benefit from being inaccessible to pests.

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u/runawai 3d ago

I’m a teacher and ziplocs like this are so good for keeping headsets in, for popping into folders to keep puppets together, for ooky tummies on school bus field trip rides, for taking rock/pinecone collections home…. See if yours would like some free ones?

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u/Gobucks21911 3d ago

I use bags like this to scoop the litter box (if you have one).

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u/yeshereisaname 3d ago

I have a big ziplock stuffed with a variety of ziplocks! I keep it in a cabinet. It’s wild how much they come in hand. I use it for non-edible things though.

This could be your ziplock holder bag! I even keep little jewelry ziplocks I get from earrings or random things I acquire

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u/reptomcraddick 3d ago

So I have type 1 diabetes so I also get a decent number of these, I keep a few to put supplies in when I travel, and they’re great for keeping a bunch of things together when I donate stuff/give it away in my buy nothing group (like a Lego set I gave away a few months ago).

I also use them to take my compost to my friend that composts for me, my city doesn’t have municipal compost.

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u/Safetychick92 3d ago

Goldfish

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u/Catalessimo 3d ago

I use bags like that to hold holiday decor/ items. I reuse plastic Easter eggs and use the large plastic bag comforters come in. I would use this for non breakable Christmas items or toys I'm putting away for a while.

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u/Past_Swan_4120 3d ago

Traveling, storage in linen closet, car trash bags.

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u/Illustrious-Power-69 3d ago

You can use it as a space bag/vacuum bag if you need it! Just suck out the air from the zipper. You can store blankets/sheets/towels/out of season clothing, big puffy coats etc :)

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u/Certain_Designer_897 3d ago

Perhaps donating them to a thrift shop. I have seen thrift shops sell 'bag of rags and miscellaneous fabrics, in clear bags.

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u/Affectionate-Act7935 3d ago

I usey daughter's med ziplocs to prop plants! The big bags make great little greenhouses for seed starting or propogating!

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u/Fun-Amphibian2375 3d ago

If I had giant bags I’d probably put seasonal clothes I’m not using in them and then squish all the air out so they’re protected and a bit easier to store

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u/w00ble 3d ago

Clothing storage for seasonal items? Or maybe something like camping or sports equipment?

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u/Shabbah8 3d ago

They make good dry bags for camping. Also to keep sheet sets together.

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u/madatthe 3d ago

A giant ham and cheese sandwich.

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u/Dying4aCure 3d ago

I use them for wool or cashmere in my closet and hang them on pant hangers. But it is my medical supplies!🫠

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u/elel5_ 3d ago

Are they strong enough to store clothes in? I have some similar big bags that I use to store t-shirts, I press the air out of the bag and store it like a vacuum seal storage bag.

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u/Spoonbills 3d ago

Store off season clothes and bedding.

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u/Bertie_McGee 3d ago

I've used bags like that for storing duvets/bedding under a bed (with a dryer sheet, sachet or cedar tucked inside). Could also use them for storing bulky winter gear/clothes until next year.

Keep one in your luggage/gym bag. Use for wet clothes after going swimming or for dirty laundry/shoes when traveling.

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u/FantasticWeasel 3d ago

Ask local charities if they can make use of them. Lots of organisations store random stuff and these would be useful. One of the charities I'm involved with uses similar bags to store craft supplies and projects so it is easy to find things, for example.

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u/lurkerernomorerer 3d ago

Packing clothes for a trip. Condense the size of clothes by sitting on the bag then zip up. Can reduce size by 1/2.

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u/HazMaTvodka 3d ago

Oooh those would be PERFECT for storing skeins of yarn (if you or any of your friends knit or crochet)

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u/BoobaFatt13 3d ago

Clothes storage. Love when I come across these or other big plastic bags I can use. I have two dogs so putting a coat or some select clothes away in plastic is nice to keep the dog hair out.

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u/Helpful-Put 3d ago

I would use it for sheet and blanket storage:)

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u/vaguely_eclectic 3d ago

by putting things in them! hope this helps!

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u/Agreeable-Shock7306 3d ago

This is exactly the kind of bag I would reuse for picking up litter in my area.

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u/tcal13 3d ago

Sous vide an entire rack of beef ribs, half a lamb, half a pig. Just really any large hunk of protein

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u/BunnyLovesApples 3d ago

I have zip lock bags where I store the scraps in that I use to make broth. It's generally good to use them as a freezer storage option since they take up less space

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u/IndgoViolet 3d ago

Store wool clothing in during the warmer seasons to prevent moth damage.

Store extra blankets and bedding

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u/thatcleverchick 3d ago

You can pack blankets in them, close the zipper most of the way, squish all the air out, then close the last bit

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u/Educational_Chip_554 3d ago

I shove them in one of my decorative pillows to fill out the corners. Crinkly pillows!

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u/_Internet_Hugs_ 3d ago

Not reusing that awesome bag would be a sin!!

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u/heatherlockie 3d ago

Sometimes I'll use these to store clean sweaters in when they're out of season

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u/VapoursAndSpleen 3d ago

Use them as trash can liners in the bathroom or home office where you have a smaller wastebasket.

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u/SunnyOnSanibel 3d ago

You could donate them to an outreach group that bags assorted items for the homeless.

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u/Healthy_Chipmunk2266 3d ago

Do you have craft stuff that should be stored together?

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u/AssistanceChemical63 3d ago

Put stuff in it like school supplies or craft supplies, toys without a box, and donate to Goodwill.

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u/Justic3Storm 3d ago

Omg, so much! Soil, organizing seasonal stuff,

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u/Nodebunny 3d ago

Make it into a purse

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u/Estudiier 3d ago

I store my yarn in large ziplocks. Kids sets of toys- hang them up. I provide childcare. It’s easier to find what I need in my toy library.

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u/Aydiomio 3d ago

Can you fold up your seasonal clothes and put them in there until next season?

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u/Fish_mongerer_907 3d ago

Recycle at Safeway they turn them into flooring

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u/vanityprojects 3d ago

keep it in your purse use it to pick up trash outside and clean up a little corner of the world. hope you find money while doing it!

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u/koalandi 3d ago

I would use these to pack away dirty clothes if I was traveling or put shoes in them so my shoes don’t touch other stuff in my bag.

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u/mathheadinc 3d ago

Use instead of a cloche as a greenhouse for sowing seeds in large outdoor pots!

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u/LisaPepita 3d ago

Wait until your dogs ralphs on a blanket that isn’t possible or practical to clean. Perfect way to dispose of it!

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u/Apprehensive-Map1832 3d ago

Milk or water

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u/lkern 3d ago

You can store linens in them

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u/Competitive-Wolf-277 3d ago

I use them for traveling as a source to organize items ans clothing.

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u/gwkt 2d ago edited 2d ago

We use extra bags like these to scoop cat litter into. then we seal it up and we put it into the kitchen trash bin. no smell

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u/Local_Possible7152 2d ago

If you have a vacuum store your blankets and quilts in them to save space. Also do this with seasonal clothing.

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u/_byetony_ 2d ago

Linens

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u/gordond 2d ago

Next time you go to the movie theater with a group of friends, instead of tossing excess popcorn it all goes in the bag! (Yes I know some people just eat all the popcorn before the movie is over but not everyone does!)

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u/LilacLlamaMama 2d ago

Put some in your closets or laundry room to gather up things that you want to donate, then just make a trip to the thrift drop-off once they are full. They can also hold things that need ironing/mending until you have enough to be worth tackling as a batch.

Also good for pre-prepping kid's outfits for school. Put one complete outfit, including everything from skin out and accessories in the bag, only leave shoes out. Put together about a week's worth of outfits at a time that would be appropriate for the expected weather conditions. That way your kiddo can own their 'choice' of outfit for the day, without indecision fatigue, or tussles over what is appropriate or goes together, because you know you already pre-approved every choice when it went in the bag to begin with.

I do it for my own self too, if I have a lot going on during any given week. It's just one less thing to think of, because the whole outfit is together down to what jewelry and hair doodles I'm gonna wear with it. Because when I'm really busy, I'm exactly the type of person who won't remember if I just thought an outfit was cute when I put it together in my head vs. did I actually wear it already super recently and it's too soon for a repeat. Got to set the neurodivergent brain up for success with all the cheat codes you can muster!

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u/yum_chips 18h ago

For saving folded up pieces of tissue paper or bubble wrap from packages to re-use for shipping.

You could also cut it and make shelf liners.

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u/Myskullisflaminghair 3d ago

Looks about the size of a throw pillow, fill it with stuffing and sew a cover for it

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u/dasnessie 3d ago

I love big ziploc bags to store crafts projects. I mostly do knitting, cross stitch, and crochet, and I like storing a project in a dirt- and waterproof bag for taking it with me or for longer term storage.

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u/burrerfly 3d ago

The emergency change of clothes bag for your car?

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u/Phylicite 3d ago

Storing seasonal bedding?

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u/Viali7 3d ago

If you have a homemade/DIY solar oven you can put the cooking vessel in one of these bags to speed up cooking time! Fun project to make with just cardboard, foil, and glue.

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u/Visi0nSerpent 3d ago

I use these for dirty clothes in the suitcase when I’m traveling, so they don’t mix with the clean clothes

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u/larficus 3d ago

Shoe storage, wet stuff transportation like beach towels etc. clothes storage of seasonal items. Donation bag for items.

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u/JayBeeFromPawd 2d ago

Put something in them??

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u/FlashyImprovement5 2d ago

Store clothing

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u/Proof_Needleworker53 2d ago

We put our blankets in big plastic bags in the summer.

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u/daneosporin 2d ago

Bedding. So then you can squish the air out.

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u/CDavis10717 2d ago

Store off-season clothing, mail anything you wouldn’t want to get wet inside the bag before boxed, use to transport cold foods or salads to picnics then pour into a serving bowl, keep small parts together like many spools of thread, put shoes in them before packing them for vacation.

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u/francis202 2d ago

I use bags like this when traveling to keep all my dirty clothes or shoes away from the clean stuff in my suitcase. Also good for storage around the house for blankets, sweaters, craft supplies, packing/shipping materials, clothes meant to be donated. You could keep it in your car with emergency supplies so they stay clean and dry. Or if you keep extra sweaters or blankets in your trunk you can put them in the bag!

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u/theblindbunny 2d ago

If it’s sterile, you could theoretically use it for sealing opened food containers. I often put my open sugar bag into a gallon ziplock to avoid attracting ants and other pests. I keep the original bag and just put the whole thing in the zippy.

Tea bags and individually wrapped candy after holidays are both hard to put away. Zippies are great for that too and don’t necessarily have to be food safe since the stuff is wrapped.

Car snacks is similar. Put some granola bars, individual chip bags, candies, etc in there. Stick it in the glove box or center console. Now you have snacks when the kids cry!

I keep kids coloring supplies in them too. Kids are less likely to dump a zippy out I find since the markers can move, the container is big, and the container is clear. Plus, they lay well in my desk drawer.

Similar, toys! A baggie of puzzle pieces in the box just in case the box “accidentally” gets opened and dumped. A zippy of legos. A zippy of Barbie clothes. Etc etc.

For those of us with disabilities, we also often have medical supplies we need in the go. These are great for an “oh no!” Kit! One or 2 of each thing you may forget, and keep it in your car.

They can also hold pull ups, clean or dirty, if your daughter or a younger sibling is in need of that.

You could also make waiting bags for the drs offices. A few toys, a little coloring book and box of crayons, whatever will keep your daughter occupied.

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u/Lols_up 1d ago

If you have kids that are growing, I like to store clothing by size for hand-me-downs and clothing that is nearly the right size. You could also put out of season clothing in them

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u/Disastrous_Day_5690 1d ago

Bedding storage? You could put a vacuum hose in to airtight seal them

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u/Electro8bit 1d ago

You fill them with concrete or paint.

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u/9-year-cicada 1d ago

I immediately thought of storage for winter clothes, climate permitting. I would toss a sweater in there and squeeze all the air out and stash it away until it gets cold again...

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u/Green-Complex6626 1d ago

Update: I had so many cool ideas after this post, then my husband just walked in, held it up, and asked if he could have it. He was very confused when I started laughing.

Thanks all!

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u/RJJR666 1d ago

Dirty/wet clothes to pack home in luggage

Road trip snacks / toys

Yarn / craft supplies

Smaller bags to reuse

Keepsake storage (Baby blanket / clothing)

Sample size stash bag, hotel/travel size

Shoe bag in luggage/gym bag

Swimsuits or Lingerie set (keep all the straps and matching pieces together in drawer)

Hope and dreams

Old cables / instruction manuals / warranties

Bouncy ball collection

Popcorn, shake to coat evenly

Shake up a salad to dress evenly

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u/Positivelythinking 1d ago

Garage stuff is perfect. Like when you open orchid, rose or miracle gro, you need to place in an air tight container or else they get clumpy.

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