Wevac chamber vacuum sealer review. AMAZING!

[@LindaAhbel]

I want one!!!!! I have used vacuum sealers since the daisy in the early 80's. WhWn we did long distance sailing I sealed everything from food to spare engine parts , sewing needles an first aid supplies.. every new replacement over the years has been and this looks like the ultimate. Now to work out the budget. Great demo! Thank you.

[@denniseye8218]

We have a Foodsaver vacuum sealer that we like and have used Wevac bags exclusively. They’re great!

[@judymason2540]

I just purchased one of these & I love it. It does an amazing job with powdered & liquid items.

[@2leelouCreates]

I totally agree!

[@dianevictorianshabbyshop3876]

Leisa at Suttens Daze has this.

[@2leelouCreates]

I know, we were comparing our favorite features this morning. We both absolutely love it!

[@patresmini5383]

Hi. Thanks for all your gr8 videos. I put all of my dry goods in jars and vacuum them using my food saver. Over the years when vacuum sealing meats I have had the problem of freezer crystals puncturing the bag and breaking the seal so I haven't done that in a long while, but I would really love to if these bags are somehow made so freezer crystals will not be able to poke through and release the seal. Have you ever had that problem with your foodsaver? Do you think that this type of a system would keep that from happening? Lastly I've done Chilis and such and used a paper towel folded at the top of the bag and then sealed it after the paper towels so that all the liquid that is getting sucked out goes into the paper towel and not the machine. I'm able to get my product very flat and flat product stores much easier. Do you think there is a way to make your packages more flat with this machine? Is there a particular technique to help that happen. I appreciate all the knowledge that you share with us. Thank you again😊

[@2leelouCreates]

I've never had ice crystals that punctured a bag. But I have had food with sharp edges from bones that could puncture the bag. So I pad the sharp part with a paper towel first. I also have used the folded paper towel to catch liquid or meat juices. It works pretty well. With this machine, it doesn't pull the product out, so that doesn't need to be done. Once it's sealed, you can lay the bag flat in the freezer to freeze it in a flat shape. Then it could be stood up on a shelf like books if you like or easily laid next to each other or stacked.

[@sueelliott3206]

Very cool!