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Old 28-06-2004, 07:18 PM
P and H Macguire
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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


Pat Macguire


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Old 28-06-2004, 07:36 PM
Mungo \two sheds\ Toadfoot
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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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Old 28-06-2004, 07:50 PM
Crunchie
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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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Old 28-06-2004, 10:24 PM
Gary Dobson
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Default Vacuum bag sealer

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
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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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Old 28-06-2004, 10:48 PM
D.A.L.
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Default Vacuum bag sealer

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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Old 28-06-2004, 10:53 PM
Vox Humana
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Default Vacuum bag sealer


"D.A.L." wrote in message
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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.


Why do bad things always happen on the weekend when everything is closed?


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Old 20-07-2004, 09:10 PM
discodiva
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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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Old 22-07-2004, 01:49 PM
Melba's Jammin'
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Default Vacuum bag sealer

In article
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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Old 26-07-2004, 07:31 PM
Dan W
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Default Vacuum bag sealer

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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Old 26-07-2004, 07:31 PM
Dan W
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Default Vacuum bag sealer

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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