how do you seal EASYPACK pod makers
1858972
I use a Perfect Pod machine, and press them for about 4 sec. They never fail.
1858973
I use the Perfect Pod Maker sold by Amazon. It is easy to use and works very well. I use a small, pointed kitchen knife to lift the edge of the pods after they are sealed. I make 10 or 12 pods at a time (one day supply for us) and keep them in small "baggies".
1858974
You don't have to seal them...just place them in your Senseo coffeemaker, add the coffee (about 1 scoop), and fold the top over the coffee. Then close the top of the coffeemaker down on it and start brewing. It's easy and awesome...and a lot cheaper than the pods. Hope this answers your question.
1858975
The Perfect Pod Maker is a great device for sealing the pods. You just pre-heat it till the light comes on and then press down evenly around the front half of the shell with firm pressure. I count to 5 and it has worked perfectly every pod. Sticking with the EasyPack filters is a good idea, as others haven't gotten the same reviews, but these I can vouch for.
1804112
I used a similar waxless seal...be sure to follow directions on the packaging.
1139432
There are several ways to seal them. You can buy a thermal sealer designed for the bags, or the most economical way is to use a metal level and an iron. YouTube is a really good resource for this. If you're sealing food don't forget to buy the oxygen absorbers it's amazing how well they work.
1210838
I put a piece of masking tape on them and write on that or regular scotch tape. It works great and rubbing alcoholGets any residue off the plastic pouch!
461492
I have used the Perfect Pod sealer but THESE DO NOT SEAL WELL. I wrote a review on January 5, 2015 explaining my experience with these. I ordered more of the Perfect Pod replacement filters which do seal well. Last year I purchased another brand which also worked well but they have been discontinued. These are a waste of money and time.
1139431
they have sealers, but i just use an iron. place bag in bucket and fill , leaving enough room to seal, about 4-5 in. place a wooden dowel under bag, and seal from BOTH ends leaving a small opening to put in the oxygen absorbers. push out remaining air and finish sealing. the bags will end up looking as if there is no air in bag.
487409
Just add boiling water to the bag. I like to fold over the top and seal with an inexpensive wooden or plastic clothes pin. Hope this helps.
383317
This is my favorite reference guide: (http://modpodgerocksblog.com/2009/07/mod-podge-formula-guide-youve-been.html). That said, I think I would go with the Mod Podge Super Gloss Acrylic Sealer.
461493
You can use a hot iron. They sell a pod sealer for about $30 that is made to seal the pods after you fill them. Check Amazon if you're interested. This brand of pod papers doesn't seal well no matter what you use though. I use them without sealing them. Just put them into the filter and close them. A bit of grounds may spill out but not many. Makes cleaning the filter much easier than not using them.
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I found that the 3M tape holds EXTREMELY well so far with no end in sight to them holding up. The key is to CLEAN the area you are going to stick it to with rubbing alcohol prior to peeling and sticking the pods. I have an A.R.E. cap on my truck so they aren't exposed to the weather or car washes so I can't make a true determination on the effectiveness of the 3M patch. Each pod comes with two holes in them for screws and can be used in conjunction to screw the pods to the liner. I didn't want to do that and will replace the tape if they come loose. Hope this helps and good luck....you won't be disappointed with this purchase. I found that the 3M tape holds EXTREMELY well so far with no end in sight to them holding up. The key is to CLEAN the area you are going to stick it to with rubbing alcohol prior to peeling and sticking the pods. I have an A.R.E. cap on my truck so they aren't exposed to the weather or car washes so I can't make a true determination on the effectiveness of the 3M patch. Each pod comes with two holes in them for screws and can be used in conjunction to screw the pods to the liner. I didn't want to do that and will replace the tape if they come loose. Hope this helps and good luck....you... » Read More I found that the 3M tape holds EXTREMELY well so far with no end in sight to them holding up. The key is to CLEAN the area you are going to stick it to with rubbing alcohol prior to peeling and sticking the pods. I have an A.R.E. cap on my truck so they aren't exposed to the weather or car washes so I can't make a true determination on the effectiveness of the 3M patch. Each pod comes with two holes in them for screws and can be used in conjunction to screw the pods to the liner. I didn't want to do that and will replace the tape if they come loose. Hope this helps and good luck....you won't be disappointed with this purchase. « Show Less
99951
Contact Coleman and ask them. The seam sealer you use depends on the material used on the tent and can vary from brand to brand, and even model to model.
1565480
I put a heaping tablespoon in - depending on the type and strength of the coffee. That seems to work best for me. you just need to make sure that you brush any grounds off the sides of the pod before you try to seal it or it will not seal properly. Hope that helps.
1329380
Yes it does but you don't have to seal them when you use them. I just put the pod in the coffee maker put the coffee in the pod and fd the pod lid over and close the cover. Works fine every time.
1147625
They won't work. Too tall. Pods are short and fat. You can also buy refilled loss at Albertsons super.market. love my brewer. These empty work fine. But you should g e t the sealer. Less messy.
905517
Below are all good answers. Just one tip: cut the plastic seal after you slide it into the slot and wait it to shrink. The seal is easily stretched when pulled into the channel and may become short if cut it immediately.
1329382
If you buy a pod maker such as Pod Perfect the unit is basically a low heat iron that you set the replacement filter in, fill with coffee and seal. It works like a waffle iron in that you just close the lid on the filled filter and it seals it. The replacement filters don't seal on their own but you could use a real clothing iron to seal them.
633009
I have no idea. I have never tried to seal a Frisbee before. I've made coasters with Mod Podge and they have stayed water tight, if that is what you are using it for. I have used Mod Podge on plastic and it sticks. IHTH