does anyone think this can hold a vacuum, with out crushing or deforming it?
1525055
The seal, between the two halves, is not airtight. Therefore, you could not create a vacuum, within, let alone maintain one. I'm not sure why you would want to try to create a vacuum, using a piece of bakeware.
309366
This is a very flexible item. You should be able to maneuver this item through a vacuum cleaner hose or air passages in the vacuum cleaner.
417920
yes it would work, however it's not very good. It is hard to keep together the vacuum. It keeps falling apart. Cheaply made.
1513207
I cannot say for sure, haven't tried this. The container would have to withstand the vacuum pressure. If you try it, wear safety glasses and stand back. Good luck.
829290
A vacuum should work, but ideally you want to not over stuff it with anything that might cause a hole.
1451697
This space bag tote would be great for this purpose. You can control how much vacuum packing you want on the tote so you don't have to totally smash to stuffed animals. I have three of these totes stored with off-season blankets and some rugs. Sure helps with storage problem.
859794
That's a pretty tough nut. I tried and said to heck with it and stored it inflated. I wonder if a vacuum would work, now that I'm thinking about it.
1907447
It's designed for shop vac. The opening is probably too large for a regular vacuum unless you can rig up something to make the connection airtight.
2225431
Have not used as a vacuum. Doubt it will pick up heavier pieces easily. Might pick up some mulch with the leaves.
132211
I don't understand how anyone who's used this vacuum cleaner could describe it as stable. I like a number of things about it, but stability definitely isn't one of them; it falls over more easily than any other upright vacuum clean I've used, and I've used quite a few. The base is quite narrow and the two wheels are very close together. If you're using the hose with an attachment and give it the slightest tug it will topple.
638959
The hose is pretty strong and durable. I doubt the suction from the pump would be strong enough to crush (flatten) the hose. There is a small hole close to where the hose attaches; I imagine this is to keep pressure from getting too strong on inflates and deflates. I have had mine for two summers, inflating a medium size kid's pool many times. I've used the deflate option less, but it works well too. The pump is going strong.
606302
It can, if you push it hard enough, however it will not pick anything up and will most likely break if you do attempt to use it in this manner.
1015492
I don't see why it wouldn't. It is a non-discriminatory apparatus. I'm sure it will have the normal limitation regarding weight. I kind of wonder the same thing about wear that Jakob has mentioned, but I am not sure if it is any more or less durable than a shop vac.
1810999
It is attached to the vacuum cleaner. Up to the present time it has not developed splits or breakage. I can hope.
1445918
It all depends on what level you set the height of the vacuum if that's possible. If you don't set it too low or too high it does great!
638956
The hose is pretty strong and durable. I doubt the suction from the pump would be strong enough to crush (flatten) the hose. There is a small hole close to where the hose attaches; I imagine this is to keep pressure from getting too strong on inflates and deflates.I have had mine for two summers, inflating a medium size kid's pool many times. I've used the deflate option less, but it works well too. The pump is going strong.
1115794
I would imagine that would work fine. It produces about 30 in of vacuum, for your reference.