I just order these, how do you seal them?
461491
They don't seal. You just put the coffee on the "cup" part and fold the top over, and that works for me.
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.
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.
461494
I have the pod maker. It seals them. Sadly after 4 years of use my pod maker died.
651887
Take out the little black gasket in the lid, wash it and dry it and then coat it in vegetable oil. It will make it seal.
769332
They are packaged together, here is what you do to avoid waste...get everything together and in its proper bucket, crack open the absorbers, place one in each bucket or bag and seal. It will take less than a minute to seal everything. Other than that u can try keeping extras in a mason jar sealed. Not sure if it will work but worth a try.
2134930
You should contact the manufacturer. I am just using a sealing clip at the moment.
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.
1721211
Sounds like, for whatever reason, you're not getting a complete seal. If you're sealing liquids, the liquid can get in between the 2 sides you're attempting to seal. Once you seal, you can go back, slightly moving your bag a bit closer, and seal again. If I must seal liquids, I'll freeze them first. Then, remove from the original bag I froze them in, put them in a fresh bag, and seal before it starts to defrost. I hope this helps.
2191850
They are not individually sealed however yoy can just tape the package up or put them in a ziploc. They keep quite well.
139184
I would seal it first with a water-based primer or bonder. XIM has one in white that would be perfect.
1154522
I'm not sure, as I've never tried it. They do seal well without much effort on your part though.
1854037
It depends on how you store them, and how much of a perfectionist you are. I vacuum seal them in quart mason jars as soon as I receive them, and store them in a low cool cabinet. They are fine for 6 months.
712536
You just roll them between your fingers, then insert into ear. They expand once inside the ear. I usually have to try 2-3 times in order to get a good seal.
215667
I just wrap mine in wax paper! or ziplock, or eat them strait from the Pop Maker!
2070143
Cut a length from the roll the size that you wi8sh to make. Place one of the open ends on the bar that makes makes the seal(do not place the ends in the vacuum tray only on the part that creates the seal). Close down as you would to seal a bag. Check to make sure you have a proper seal. Place food in bag and seal as you would for a vacuum seal. Easy peasy!
1404678
You need to buy a vacuum sealing machine or buy a kit with a sealeing in it. Check the bags you use for BPA considerations. The bags I use are.
1201174
I LOVE them..but have never reused them...maybe you can tho...I use the hand held pump to seal them and it works great.good luck
1062991
Unfortunately, these are not self-sealing. I seal my packages with shipping tape, which is a bit challenging without an extra hand! Am considering purchasing the self-sealing pack next time.
1988975
The sealed plastic is like a zip-top. There is a very very thin slit that you need to get a fingernail into so you can pop the seal.