Strange question, is there a correct way to open the pouch so that I can reseal it?
1816033
Not that I know of. I simply cut off the top, then pour beans into a large jar that seals when closed. If the jar does not hold the full amount in the bag, I role the top of bag down, tightly, and store the bag inside a zip lock bag. It is for sure that these coffee bags do not have a good open-close method!
1816034
Unfortunately not, I open it carefully then use a binder clip to keep it almost completely sealed.
1816035
It's like all the other coffee bags. It has a way you can fold it back and seal it the best you can.
728893
Hi David! The easiest way that I do it is to pull the release clip to the front of me. I can get it open easier that way. Hope this helps!
1214547
You just put the pouches through. Basically you turn it on, give a min to heat up, then slip the pouch in. Done!
305157
yes, no problem, reseal multiple times but we use fingers to pry it off, not a bottle opener so we don't crimp it
1776756
You just press the seal together - there should be a plastic tab on the top that you squeeze and run across the top. You sometimes have to squeeze hard to get the bag to seal.
1892175
This came to me in a sealed bag. Once you open it, it must be put into a jar or tupperware. The bag is not resealable
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!
1637533
I did exactly that. I used half a roll and saved the other half by sealing it in a Foodsaver vacuum bag. Unfortunately, it is still in that vacuum bag, so I can't report on whether the second half is useable.
617230
With the device upright, pull on the top of the front panel and remove it. Using both hands, pull gently on the bag from behind it. I find that using a twisting motion works best. Dispose of the full bag. Replace with a new bag by gently (again with a twisting motion after separating the new bag folds) pushing from the front of the new bag and holding the cardboard facing around the hole. Be careful not to rupture the receptacle on the new bag.
1988976
it's like a Zip Lock Bag, after unrolling from the velcro, peel open the top like a plastic Zip Lock Storage Bag.It REALLY seals well.
318135
See Vonnie's respond. Use your thumb and index finger to hold it in place after press it together. Now, it should be small enough to shove it back in the small pouch. Give it a few try. You would get it.
514667
The one I bought is diposable one but I tried to open it and I think I can make a way to make this re usable.
1892173
It is in a plastic bag, after you open it it will not be sealed again, I twist and wrap with rubber band
921527
I take it you are taking the cover off to open it. Lay on ground and wasbtop side off. When dry fold in half 2-3 times, and geg as much air as you can out. Then start folding length wise getting air out. Should fit in a trash bag when done.
257514
better late than never...To Seal: hold sides of sealer, not top, push down on bottle opening.To Open: push the button (the smaller round top on the picture) and it will pop up
1691917
Mine did the same thing. I just squeezed the air out and used a clip to close it. It's frustrating though, you spend so much money on a product, you expect it to have proper packaging.
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.