Ziploc bags – airtight?

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August 23, 2005 at 4:29 pm #3525

darkhairedkaren
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Hi all,

I’ve got a box of Ziploc-brand baggies – I have been sealing my panties in them.Â (I usually press as much air out as possible then orally suck the rest out of the bag before sealing closed.)Â

(Yes, I know, I said “orally suck”.)Â 😉

Right after I seal the bags the panties are stiff inside (no air).Â However, I’ve noticed after leaving a bag lying around that eventually some air does appear in the baggie.

I thought Ziploc bags were supposed to be airtight?Â :huh:Â You know, to “seal in the freshness”?Â Do they leak a little or did I just get a bad box?

(Yes, I know, I said “bad box”!)Â 😉

Any info would be very much appreciated!Â 🙂

Love,
Karen
XOXO

August 23, 2005 at 6:39 pm #3530

Cindy_PantyParadise
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Hi Karen .. I do exactly that too and suck the air out – almost like a knock back high if Ive been wearing a pair for 5 days lol .. anyway, yes sometimes air does creep back in but I have found if you fold the crotch area of the panties over and then make that area in the center of the panties when you fold them they normally still arrive damp 🙂

Alternatively seal the top with sellotape (but it doesnt look very nice)

Love Cinds xx

August 23, 2005 at 11:14 pm #3533

Krooze
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[quote author=darkhairedkaren link=topic=387.msg2073#msg2073 date=1124814540]
… (I usually press as much air out as possible then orally suck the rest out of the bag before sealing closed.)…

Damn! I wanna see that!!!!!!! BOING!!!!

Cindy’s advice is good (as always!) and will help seal things up. If a Panty Provider uses cheaper bas, I just ask them to double bag the panties. Since I have only bought panties from the USA and Canada, I usually get them in three days or so and the double bag method has never failed.

B)

August 25, 2005 at 11:51 pm #3554

cherie
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Zip-locs do let air in, but as Cindy says, if you fold the panties right they will often arrive still damp.? I’ve sent a number of pairs to the UK in zip-locs and had them arrive quite fresh (even after a week in the mail)

You can always go with vacuum-sealed; the drawback to this method (although it may not be much of a drawback? ;)) is all the moisture from the crotch gets spread through the whole panty.

xox
Lady Cherie

August 26, 2005 at 1:57 am #3557

LadyP
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I’ve been using bags with a sticky seal and find I have the same problem – I think I’ve got all the air out, turn my back and it sneaks back in! I fold so the wet bit is in the middle and hope for the best. I’ll try the double bag thing next though, I’ve only done that before for smellier items – the post office I use has a big dog behind the counter, I have images of it tearing into my parcel after a particularly ripe pair of pantiesÂ :ohmy:

August 28, 2005 at 1:39 pm #3660

cherie
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Jennifer,

lmao lmao lmao

xox
Cherie
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