Food storage bags are made of Mylar. So are those shiny emergency blankets. So can you make a Mylar food storage bag from a Mylar emergency blanket? I know this is a question that has kept you up at night, but you didn’t want to unfold one of those unruly blankets to test it out! Well, just for fun I tested it out for you in this video:
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Keep preparing! Angela
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HAHA – that’s good. I got all excited there for a moment thinking I could get mylar bags cheaply :)
I got excited also. Was wondering I have some old stich witch in my sewing tub, I am wondering if you put that between the edge you iron if that would bond it together? Just a thought !! will need to try this this weekend!
What about mylar balloons? We can buy a mylar balloon around here for a buck and you could fill it with a funnel and then just have a tiny section to close off?
Interesting thought. I doubt they have the food grade plastic lining in them that the Mylar bags for storing food do. I’d just get the Mylar bags made for food storage.