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P and H Macguire wrote:
Lidl is going to have a Bifinett Vacuum Bag Sealer at £9.99. Does anyone have experience of this machine? Regards and thanks in advance If it's anything like the ones they have on the shopping channels it'll be a good toy, but I didn't notice any bags for it for sale. IIRC they have to be a special kind. Si |
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"Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot" wrote in message ... P and H Macguire wrote: Lidl is going to have a Bifinett Vacuum Bag Sealer at £9.99. Does anyone have experience of this machine? Regards and thanks in advance If it's anything like the ones they have on the shopping channels it'll be a good toy, but I didn't notice any bags for it for sale. IIRC they have to be a special kind. Si I bought one last year, rubbish, useless, messy, a pain in the arse to use, I only used it twice, I have no idea where to buy spare bags. As you can probably guess I didnt think much of it. Crunch........... |
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I got one last year, the bags that came with it were rubbish. but i use the
lidle sandwich bags and they seal ok use it daily to seal sandwich bags also ok for freezing Gazza "Crunchie" wrote in message ... "Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot" wrote in message ... P and H Macguire wrote: Lidl is going to have a Bifinett Vacuum Bag Sealer at £9.99. Does anyone have experience of this machine? Regards and thanks in advance If it's anything like the ones they have on the shopping channels it'll be a good toy, but I didn't notice any bags for it for sale. IIRC they have to be a special kind. Si I bought one last year, rubbish, useless, messy, a pain in the arse to use, I only used it twice, I have no idea where to buy spare bags. As you can probably guess I didnt think much of it. Crunch........... |
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I got one last year, the bags that came with it were rubbish. but i use
the lidle sandwich bags and they seal ok use it daily to seal sandwich bags also ok for freezing Can you get bags big enough for small unruly children - I've often thought about using space saver bags for the same thing (you know the ones, you zip up one end and suck out the air using a vacuum cleaner). Could also be a good way of keeping a dead grandparent fresh if they die over the weekend. |
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"D.A.L." wrote in message ... I got one last year, the bags that came with it were rubbish. but i use the lidle sandwich bags and they seal ok use it daily to seal sandwich bags also ok for freezing Can you get bags big enough for small unruly children - I've often thought about using space saver bags for the same thing (you know the ones, you zip up one end and suck out the air using a vacuum cleaner). Could also be a good way of keeping a dead grandparent fresh if they die over the weekend. Why do bad things always happen on the weekend when everything is closed? |
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I purchased this item a few weeks ago. It sucks alright but not how it's
supposed to. I cant find where to get replacement bags for it but not that i need them any more anyway as the thing is caput already. the vacuum pump has stopped working. but when it did work, When I used sandwich bags it sucked the air out but 9 times out of 10 it got back in again. |
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outcooking.com, "discodiva" wrote: I purchased this item a few weeks ago. It sucks alright but not how it's supposed to. I cant find where to get replacement bags for it but not that i need them any more anyway as the thing is caput already. the vacuum pump has stopped working. but when it did work, When I used sandwich bags it sucked the air out but 9 times out of 10 it got back in again. If it's only a few weeks old, and you purchased it from a store vs. a private party, it should still be under warranty. Contact Tilia about it. Can't find bags? Search using Google.com and the words "bags + Tilia" (without the quotation marks. That search combination yielded 25,500 hits, at least some of which are appropriate to your need. Good luck on your quest! -- -Barb, www.jamlady.eboard.com An update on 7/4/04. |
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In article , Melba's Jammin' wrote:
In article boutcooking.com, "discodiva" wrote: I purchased this item a few weeks ago. It sucks alright but not how it's supposed to. I cant find where to get replacement bags for it but not that i need them any more anyway as the thing is caput already. the vacuum pump has stopped working. but when it did work, When I used sandwich bags it sucked the air out but 9 times out of 10 it got back in again. Don't think they are designed for sandwich bags. They depend on one side having eiged sides. If you live near a Sears store, you can get bags there. Or if you are a member of one of the wharehouse stores like Sam's or BJ's check if they have any. Again you need special bags to work the vaccum sealers. _ (_) Daniel Warren, RPh _______// Marion NY (________) Clinical Pharmacist \ / | Rx | /______\ (________) |
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In article , Melba's Jammin' wrote:
In article boutcooking.com, "discodiva" wrote: I purchased this item a few weeks ago. It sucks alright but not how it's supposed to. I cant find where to get replacement bags for it but not that i need them any more anyway as the thing is caput already. the vacuum pump has stopped working. but when it did work, When I used sandwich bags it sucked the air out but 9 times out of 10 it got back in again. Don't think they are designed for sandwich bags. They depend on one side having eiged sides. If you live near a Sears store, you can get bags there. Or if you are a member of one of the wharehouse stores like Sam's or BJ's check if they have any. Again you need special bags to work the vaccum sealers. _ (_) Daniel Warren, RPh _______// Marion NY (________) Clinical Pharmacist \ / | Rx | /______\ (________) |
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