Is this bag heat sealable?
2033258
I don't see why it wouldn't be. I don't have any left over or I would see for you before you order... Sorry!
2033259
This bag is a candy bag or a bag to keep things fresh longer. Basically, it is tie wrapped, but any bag could be sealed with air removed and oxygen packets inserted to preserve it for a longer period of time. You could seal any bag you wanted to, but the ones you are considering are mylar longterm storage bags, gallon size is most popular, and they are available from Amazon. These bags here you are inquiring about will not preserve as long as mylar silver bags, but they do much better than plastic.
2033260
Absolutely! That is exactly how I used them for Christmas goodies. Used my food sealer to do the job. You can't go wrong with these.
1992529
I would say so. The bag is quite large itself. You *may need to squeeze some of the air out, although I think it unlikely. Just make sure to use extra tape to secure the closure, as it is easy to reopen on its own (adhesive is not very strong)
1343487
Yes. I do that frequently with cheese. For any sealing the key is to start with a longer bag, and cut it open right at the seam. It helps if you do not crunch that side that is going to be resealed. This is the best vacuum sealer I've seen and used. Have been using it for 4+ years and do almost all of my dehydrated vegetables, sloppy joe's, Chili, Black bean soup, chicken... you get the picture. I only use the heavy's bags, and only from the company I purchases the sealer.
1647111
No, it does not seal. It just sits closed. It would spill if you tried to pack it.
1199050
It is not insulated. It is a clear bag. I use it with an ice pack and it works fine.
1453221
I am not sure. It is a big bag but I keep it airtight and it is fine so far.
1185428
It's supposed to be but after I microwaved it, the lid didn't seal well anymore. I haven't used it since it leaked and stained my stuff in the bag. Not worth money.
1290363
I'd say yes but, I do use a plastic grap around the cap with the heat gun to completely seal it.
128112
You may have already got your answer, but hopefully this will help. Ziplock (reg.) bags will not work, but any other heat-sensitive bag will. The heat element that the unit uses to seal the bag, needs to have a material that will respond to the heat that it supplies to secure a viable seal. That doesn't seam too clear, I hope you understand.
63430
No. The bag isn't exactly water proof, but I'm sure there is something you can coat it with to make it so.
1248924
I never seal with the food still hot or warm. When cold, I like to use saran wrap first wrapping tightly (especially with fresh meat). Slides into my bag easily and vacuum seals really well. When I take it out to eat, it is really just like the day it was cooked.
1973743
I don't think the're airtight but the ones I have are defective. The "zip strip" is not attatched to both sides of the bag, so they don't seal at all. I havepurchased these big zip bags for a few years now and have some old ones here but these are manufactured wrongly.
1409504
The storage bag has a cut out at the back and heats up in the bag itself. I was worried at first about it possibly melting, but it doesn't.
1870178
Yes any plastic lined foil bag. Coffee, chips, etc Adjustable heat. Have not tried but on high heat, I see no problem to weld 4 layers. Good unit.
2268937
You can twist the bag and wrap the twisted section through the cardboard ring at the top, as far as I can tell the don't seal.
1268987
Well, never had to test it out, but I would say probably not totally leak-proof. The inside lining is a very soft material, as is the outside of the bag.
648524
Yes, it is! Works well for keeping things either warm or cold. This bag really is great. It has so many ways to carry/use it! I just love mine :)