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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2012
Vacuum Seal Smooth Plastic Bags Without Leaving Anything Extra in the Bag
Smooth bags often make it difficult to attain vacuum in a Foodsaver or other vacuum sealer. See how to use, and remove and re-use, the grooved channel from a large freezer bag in order to get a vacuum without leaving anything extra sealed in the bag.
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I think this can damage the rubber seal of the machine when you pull off the strip... Great idea, but i'm not going to try this one.
De de dee
Saved me a fortune on some textured plastic they're unreasonably expensive
can you try to do an inward fold on each side of the bag?
Well done.
That is a great method! And if you use the vacuum only first, then the seal only you don't need to rush as much to time it!
Aren't they sposd to seal the bag even without the top of the zip lock bag.
I'll watch it again 🐸
why do you care if you just leave the ziplock piece you cut off in the bag ?
I got some Glad brand freezer bags but they melt during sealing. They aren't thick enought. walgreens freezerNice brand bags are nice & thick but they don't carry that brand them anymore in my area. I'm hoping Ziplock bags are thick enough. ?
Gold
This solution lead my down a path of discovery! I am using the same method, but with different material. I tested it out with a ~15" piece of butchers twine with a finger loop at one end. Makes it a little bit annoying to have it thread through gap behind the door (pushed through with a butterknife), but can have it be any length and have something to really pull on. Still plenty slick enough against plastic, and can be tossed once it gets gross. 100% cotton also, so theres that angle also.
Head smacking smart!!! You mom must be so proud!
Thank you, very clever!
Thank you so much to share this brilliant method.
Very clever. Thank you so much to share this brilliant idea.
👏👏👏👏👏👏 thank you
Brilliant!
Which foodsaver model are u using?
Brilliant thanks I’ve loads of useless smooth bags I can now use up
Pakistan utubers
You saved me the experiment. I hate not getting a kiss while....you know.
This is brilliant idea! I tried ziploc freezer gallon bag, it worked initially, vacuumed and sealed ok, but leaked after a few minutes. Tried two bags all leaking after a while. Which freezer bags are you guys using?
This has been my experience as well!!!
Where did the leak start? Maybe seal to reinforce on all sides of the bag, with a double seal on the top, in case you got a pack of ziploc bags with manufacturer's flaws?
Oh sure, overcomplicate the hell out of a simple process. This guy has got to be an engineer!
Awesome
excellent job thank you for sharing.
AWESOME!
applaudissement, bravo c'est génial !!!
I don't throw around the word genius very often but this is genius!
That is the BEST yet I have ever seen
Da best dude
What kind of freezer bag did you use? I tried this and the sealer melted the bag so much that the seal didn't hold.
Try STOPPING the seal heat on your watch. Unplug or use the button if it comes with one.
genius
Can't you just crumple up the top of the bag to wrinkle it and then have the air escape through the wrinkles?
Sounds like a good idea.
clever, very clever and oh so simple. Thank you
Good recipe for the usb charger please?
I wonder if you couldn't just do a zigzag fold on the bag itself to create an air channel.
I'm wondering if there's other items that will help let the air get pulled out of the bag? How about the sealed areas of any snack bags that have the ridges on their bottoms or a pipe cleaner? Just a thought and definitely worth experimenting with.
let us know what happens
Bubble wrap apparently
I just watched another alternative. Put your item in a ziplock with enough room that the sealing section lays flat. Put that in a standard food saver bag and position everything so the ziplock seal remains flat. Put the food saver bag in your device and vacuum it without sealing. If you did it right, the foodsaver and ziplock have been purged and you can slide the ziplock closed like you normally would while it's still in the food saver bag. Then you can remove your ziplock and reuse the food saver bag. This hack depends on the sealer having a vacuum only mode.
we need a video
@@slicedpage Wood is saying put a bag in a bag. Based on what he is saying. The bag that goes to the sealer is the real seal bag and inside that bag is the zip lock bag. once the air is removed run your fingers through the zip lock to seal the bag. then turn off the sealer. you should now have the zip lock bag sealed and air tight.
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Can we use this machine for packaging peeled garlic and sprouts....please reply
yes and no. You can vacuum seal garlic but not sprouts. Sprouts not only cause gas but emits it. So they would spoil with in a vacuum.
Rube Goldberg lives! Bravo indeed - nicely done.
Thank you from algeria
This is brilliant!!!!!!!!!
This is so cool that you pull it out, but I don't know if it will work for every sealer machine to pull it out. I was thinking that they should make an embossing tool so you can use any kind of thicker bag. And then I realized that they make embossing plates for crafters for paper already. I looked and there is a thing called an embossing folder--usually plastic. Something like polka dots would work well and you just do it on the one side in a couple places--just rubbing the plate closed on an area of plastic bag with a hard object should work. Embossing folders are around $7, not cheap. Aliexpress direct from China for cheaper if you don't mind waiting.
but if I miss the seal starting The whole thing is a mess
Where do you get the heavier gauge plastic bags you are using? I have been using the ziplock freezer bags but would really prefer something heavier for packaging things like pork that doesn’t have a long freezer life in the first place. Right now, I’m sealing in one bag, then using a second one (also vacuum sealed) plus putting like items in very large bags in a vain attempt to organize my chest freezer.
Genius! Thank you!
That was slick! Thanks for sharing.
Where do you get these smooth bags from? The ones I am finding are quite expensive
I just saw an alternative if your sealer had a vacuum only mode. Put the item in a ziplick freezer bag but don't seal. Put that in the food saver bag. Arrange everything so the ziplock seal remains flat and doesn't get scrunched. Put the bags in the sealer and turn the vacuum on. If you did it right, the ziplock and food saver should be purged of air and you can seal the ziplock like normal inside the food saver. With the ziplock sealed, remove it from the food saver bag which you can reuse.
probably zip lock freezer bags. you can try sandwich bags they are cheaper, but you may not get a long term seal as they are very thin
How does it keep sucking air from the baggie after you remove the channel?
You don’t remove it til just before the machine starts to seal. On the food saver model I have (just the one from Costco), you can hear a slight change in the pitch of the motor just before it switches to the “seal” function.
Wow! That's brilliant!! thanks for this videao👏👍
YOU ARE SO SMART! The left channel bothers me so much every single time I see it in my bags.
Why? It is sealed (melted) together with the sides at the top. This is a solution for a problem that doesn't exist. And it will eventually destroy the seal around the vacuum slot.