can it seal in liquids?
1046042
I freeze soups all the time in the bags you just seal them you don't vaccum seal them. You don't have to vaccum seal liquids.
1046043
It is not designed for liquids, but there is a seal (no vacuum) only option so I imagine it would be possible to bag liquids.
1046044
I use mine to seal soups all the time and find it quite simple to do. With liquids, it's easy to manually (gently) squeeze nearly all the air out of the bag yourself, then use the sealing function of the machine without the vacuum function. Works beautifully, and sure saves freezer space when storing flat bags of soup!
1046045
Not without making a mess (at least in my experience). But there is a get-around to this problem. Put your liquids in a regular freezer bag/container and freeze it. Then take the frozen liquid out of the regular freezer container and you can vacuum seal the frozen solid liquids with no problem (and no mess).
1046046
Take a paper towel and fold it to about one inch. Put it into the bag near the open end but leave enough room for it to seal. Make sure that the bag is lower than the Foodmaker, then vacuum seal. The paper towel will stop the liquid long enough to make a seal. Make sure that the paper towel goes from end to end inside the bag. We make about 25 cups of spaghetti sauce and that's how we do it.
1046047
Yes it can - the bags are not the best choice for this though. I use bags to marinate jerky and it works, but the hard plastic containers are designed for what you are doing. In addition, there is a wine bottle stopper that is sold too that might work for you.
1046048
The instructions show that there is a tray for catching excess liquids being removed during the process, and I find that mine unit does remove liquid so the bag can be sealed. Due to this, I find it highly unlikely that you could seal liquids in the bags. Also liquids can be a problem if they end up where the bag is being sealed. Foodsaver does offer the ability to vac-seal mason or canning jars, plus other containers that they offer. I have not attempted this yet, but the Foodsaver website does show more details and better explanations of their options.
1733622
I can't say for sure, but I would think not. It doesn't seem to be sealed and I doubt it would last long after getting wet. I hope this helps.
2063125
Dunno bout all that but ot sure does seal a boat do I would imagine that it can seal a drinking mug
1083684
Short answer no, it doesn't create a liquid tight seal. I'm sure you could store non wet food just fine if so you choose.
673809
That's a good question, but I don't know for certain because what I used it on wasn't smelly. That being said, it is a 'sealer', so I would think it could 'seal in' a smell.
1541901
Not great for liquids. Pretty airtight but will leak after a while of being shuffled around in a backpack or etc.
1544898
Well the specs do call for water sealing, however, I find teflon tape is a better way to go unless the threads have been cross threaded. Good luck.
1346449
I don't think that it would seal if the top of the bottle was to much bigger than a standard booze bottle but I'm not sure how big ur bottle is. the bottle top is like the top of an oil or vinegar dispenser. it has flexible plastic rings that seal it inside the bottle. Hope this at least gives you an idea.
628312
Yes however the seal is not that great on mine... I would recommend buying additional buffer/storage solution as I spilled all mine.
1685899
I'm not sure but I know it sealed a plastic coffee bag. You may have to simply shorten the seal time
1509364
I do not think so. It requires a very solid part as a base or the film will crack. It is my experience as a plant metallurgist in a major corporation that this is a superior for sealing polished surfaces. It last for many, many years.
1155796
no it will seal under water just coat it and fold in haft. than ..open and press on patch pressure hold it in place till it sets..
1667560
I haven't tried it but I would say no based on the design unless the liquid was in it's own sealed container.
1569755
I doubt it. I think it would probably seal it ok initially but I question whether it is structural enough to maintain that seal with the handling of the hose with use. It is a great product but I don't think its that great.
1872962
I have not tried to seal a wet bag. I used a paper towel to clean/dry the inside of the bag where I'm going to make the seal. Works fine.
2206284
Yes and it makes a good seal. Also, the inside is a coated. We are happy with them.
1192344
I think you have to use the waring bags. you can seal liquids , but you must seal vertically so the liquid is down