Can you apply this and then use a vacuum system?
1842670
I would not think so. The vacuum would remove the Nitrogen I think. Not needed anyway. This stuff works just fine.
1842671
I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
1842672
You could, but it would be counterproductive. The purpose of this product is to fill the dead space with heavy, inert gas. If you use a vacuum system, you are relying on the rubber cork to keep a good seal or oxygenated air will get in. I still use the rubber corks from my vacuum system, but I don't apply vacuum. The heavy gas is far better than a vacuum in shielding the wine from oxygen.
1842673
DO NOT USE THIS with a vacuum system....the vacuum system will suck the nitrogen, argon and other inert gasses that are in the Private Wine Preservation system out of the bottle, leaving it without any protection from oxidation. Also, from my 30+ years of experience with fine wine collecting, and from a good friend who was the Number One Wine Sommelier in all of France a few years ago, the vacuum systems suck out the oxygen bound molecules within the wine and causes it to loose much of its quality and flavor when next consumed.Enjoy this very practical and functional wine preservation system.....Cheers ! ! ! DO NOT USE THIS with a vacuum system....the vacuum system will suck the nitrogen, argon and other inert gasses that are in the Private Wine Preservation system out of the bottle, leaving it without any protection from oxidation. Also, from my 30+ years of experience with fine wine collecting, and from a good friend who was the Number One Wine Sommelier in all of France a few years ago, the vacuum systems suck out the oxygen bound molecules within the wine and causes it to loose much of its quality and flavor when next consumed.Enjoy this very practical and functional wine preservation... » Read More DO NOT USE THIS with a vacuum system....the vacuum system will suck the nitrogen, argon and other inert gasses that are in the Private Wine Preservation system out of the bottle, leaving it without any protection from oxidation. Also, from my 30+ years of experience with fine wine collecting, and from a good friend who was the Number One Wine Sommelier in all of France a few years ago, the vacuum systems suck out the oxygen bound molecules within the wine and causes it to loose much of its quality and flavor when next consumed.Enjoy this very practical and functional wine preservation system.....Cheers ! ! ! « Show Less
1842674
I don't think so. I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive. The spray should be all you need.
601841
yes you can. the problem is that without a vacuum no matter you do, you will not be able to get all the air out.
2153286
It comes with an attachment to use as a vacuum...best recommendation is ...look in "you tube" for instructions!
986571
yes, but beware, there are no replacement filters available so after you done with filter, you are done with the vacuum too.
2215733
I think so but to be sure call 1-800-4dewalt. And make sure you have a strong vacuum system
928097
Yes. I do with entire vacuum as is. Can also detach canister and use as handheld with wand.
708884
Must one use the "vacuum bags" inside the fabric bag or can you use it "as is?"
919612
Most vacuums will work as long as it has a hose attachment. I have found that if you open up the flap and push down you can get most of the air out. I took mine on vacation and that's what I did to repack them.
1534804
Yes, but sometimes you will need to place the vacuum head over the larger particle.
847680
Sure you could but if I were you I would purchase a cleaner and sealer separately. I've not noticed this product being very effective.
1759765
You create the vacuum using the vacuum pump that comes with the ThriftyVac system, as shown here: http://youtu.be/wJbVzBciQcY
1137338
Yes you can, I had no problem of pulling down to 30" of vacuum on refrigeration system that I boughtThis pump for. Great little pump.Dick
1197641
We use a manual pole vacuum attachment with hose . The method works great with no issues.
2260867
Yes, all you do is hit the center button (Stop/Seal) and insert the bag. It will just seal the bag and not apply the vacuum. Same procedure you use to create a bag. Remember the bags are on a continuous roll (You can buy pre-sealed bags, but the roll is better.), so you must seal one end of the bag. Once you fill the bag and insert it, the vacuum system will start, but to stop this, just hit the Stop/Seal button first then insert the bag. Now you have a sealed bag with no vacuum applied.
1292276
Yes. Vacuum well first, use a new bag to pick up powder. I've used with an upright and a canister with equal results.
2241822
Sorry, I just used a pad which worked well. Not sure what a vacuum chamber is.
895279
I haven't used the vacuum pickup tool but I do use the fume extractor regularly. For example if I'm soldering in a confined space beneath a car dash then I'd prefer the fumes removed. They are just blown out the back of the main unit though.