After trying several different containers for soaking my incense, I'm asking you guys if you've ever used Ziploc brand (or other brand) food storage bags to soak your incense? I've tried the foil, but it rips. And it seems like such a waste, financially and ecologically since you can't recycle foil. I've tried those plastic, interlocking utensil storage bins, but they're not HDPE and I can't put the oils directly into them. I tried lining with foil, but, well, see above regarding foil. I've tried vases, but even at thrift stores and wholesale manufacturers, it gets pricey if I want to do more than several batches. And I've already got lots of jars around to store the leftover oils when not in use. I want something inexpensive, reuseable, closeable, and won't take up much space. I have considered the idea of using the water bottles... could soak the incense in them and then just keep the oil in them to store. But I'm having difficulty finding them tall enough. Straight sides would be nice, too. Another bonus would be a wider mouth. That's when I thought that perhaps the larger, ziplocking food storage bags might be a possibility. I could store the oils in the bags as well as use them to soak the sticks. My research is telling me that they're made of polyethylene. Will the oils react with that? Does it HAVE to be the high density polyethylene? Has anyone tried it successfully? Thanks for any help!