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Lunchboxes. Bag, box or too boring to discuss?

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spikemomma · 19/07/2009 14:26

Which are the best, those plasticy type bag ones or tins or plastic boxes...? What is easy to clean, durable and liked by a small child?

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mrsdisorganised · 19/07/2009 14:30

My dd's all have a plastic box, they're cheaper and can be used for other things too. They have decorated them in stckers and I name the bottoms with permenant marker.

Wilts · 19/07/2009 14:32

We have the cool bag type things. Good in the summer with an ice block in.

Can be a bit of a pain to clean, but just bung them in the washing machine once a week, not the dishwasher like I did the first time and melted it

cheesesarnie · 19/07/2009 14:33

i prefer plastic box but i found that i couldnt find any!!!theyre much easier to clean imo

cheesesarnie · 19/07/2009 14:34

oooh can you put the lunch bags in washing machines???after spending £9 each on them id be bit scared too!!

Wilts · 19/07/2009 14:40

Mine have been fine in the machine, but I only use a 40 wash I think. But to be honest they had become so mank it was worth trying them in the machine before having to bin them.

Furball · 19/07/2009 14:42

i use the insulated ones that zip all the way round like a suitcase. Once a week I put it completly opened in the top rack of the dishwasher and hang it out to dry after (I don't use 'dry' on the dishwasher)

I find they last the year.

Sandwiches go in a lock and lock plastic box and instruct all contents of lunchbox afterwards go in that when finished (especially yoghurt pots!) so not to muck up the lunch bag.

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