I'm used to using a piping bag for decorating, is it easier than the bag?
609894
no no no...this device is awful. i used it 3 times...hurt my hand and has bad air pockets. i threw it in the garbage.
609895
It is easier however, I use it maybe twice a year! My daughter Inlaw used hers a lot more and hers broke!!
609896
I have never used a piping bag but I think the Masterclass will more precise with a little practice
2190284
In my opinion it would be much easier to pack it and then inflate it. For that matter, if I was packing it, I would go with a much smaller craft.
211296
you would be better off using a ziploc bag and cutting the corner or getting a piping bag. unless this was all the way full it would be hard to squeeze out with out air bubbles.
801223
While it is reusable, I found it easier to purchase a package of disposable bags, which are inexpensive, rather than washing the bag before changing the colors of the icing, such as in making flowers, etc.
1770609
It's better to use according to directions for one thing it takes less time then the dryel sheets that you use to put in a bag. I prefer the woolite cleaner it does not have as strong a smell as the dryel sheets.
1558258
Yes, it is very easy. You can order them from a number of online retailers. They also last quite a while so you shouldn't have to change the bags very often.
1139583
I used 2 bags of the quick dry "quick-crete". I hope I never have to move it.... As far as putting it together it is really easy. Instructions included. You only need a couple tools.
1365676
no it doesn't come with piping bags. you will need to buy it.This set is highly recommended, my wife is really satisfied from it.
1950987
I didn't think it was difficult. I love putting stuff together like this so I found it to be quite easy. It took me about an hour. I would think if you have someone helping you it wouldn't take as long. Don't forget to either get the swim noodle or the pipe insulator to put around the sides so you don't scratch your appliances. I used the pipe insulator and it cost less than $1. You will be glad you did! Hope this helps
1490569
Depends on how much practice you have done. Also depends where you wear the scabbard. Leather scabbards are easier for me.
976057
Yes it is an easy device to use, use the pump and fill the bag with air. There's a little bead that you can push to seal the pipe so air doesn't escape. Unscrew the silver valve near the pump to allow air to escape, but the manufacturers suggest you let the air out slowly and keep your neck in while it deflates. Dont apply pressure to it to speed up the deflation process as it can damage the product.
1064777
I believe the additional tools and tool bag make the difference. I like how easy it is to use, especially when it comes to emptying it.
1323086
We use a few different types of holders. One is shaped like a mini pail with cover and we found it more of a pain keeping it assembled. The other issue is whether the spindle in the container will fit the paper or plastic tube which the bags are wound onto. We find that the best style is the soft zipper case. These bags fit fine. These bags are easy to pull out and separate. The writing on the bag tells which side is up. It is just a better product than any we have used before. We found the hard plastic shapes to be more of a bother, falling off, or just clunky. Yes I would assume these bags will fit most any container. We use a few different types of holders. One is shaped like a mini pail with cover and we found it more of a pain keeping it assembled. The other issue is whether the spindle in the container will fit the paper or plastic tube which the bags are wound onto. We find that the best style is the soft zipper case. These bags fit fine. These bags are easy to pull out and separate. The writing on the bag tells which side is up. It is just a better product than any we have used before. We found the hard plastic shapes to be more of a bother, falling off, or just clunky. Yes I would assume these... » Read More We use a few different types of holders. One is shaped like a mini pail with cover and we found it more of a pain keeping it assembled. The other issue is whether the spindle in the container will fit the paper or plastic tube which the bags are wound onto. We find that the best style is the soft zipper case. These bags fit fine. These bags are easy to pull out and separate. The writing on the bag tells which side is up. It is just a better product than any we have used before. We found the hard plastic shapes to be more of a bother, falling off, or just clunky. Yes I would assume these bags will fit most any container. « Show Less
222015
Very easy because the pouch is made of some kind of stretchy material instead of the same nylon material like most reusables. It's my young daughter's job to re-stuff our bags, and she always complains about the Chico bags being too hard to stuff (relative to the Flip and Tumble).
1784366
I think an apron would be easier than what I made (lunch bags). Just make sure you use a Teflon presser foot because it might stick to a metal foot.
90732
I find it easy, but I'm good with spatial things, and working with my hands. If you watch a video on YouTube or something it will likely be a bit easier. With practice it can be an easy 30 second process. However, fitting it into its bag is a breeze. It's nothing like trying to fit a camping tent back into its bag.
500995
It is plastic, but it's definitely not your regular plastic decorator bag. It's very light, very easy to work with. It's a breeze to clean and even working with colorful frostings the bag did not get discolored. I've had it for several years and use it quite frequently. I've had bags that separated in the seam overtime, this one is still holding strong. I am sure you can find different sizes, I have one 12" and 16". I use the bigger one all the time, it's just easier for me to work with it because I don't need to re-fill it. But that's just personal preference.