A month ago, someone here mentioned a vacume bag outfit that was much
cheaper (the bags were cheaper at least) than the "food saver" brand..
What was the name of it? Links?
Thanks
Chuck
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"Chuck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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A month ago, someone here mentioned a vacume bag outfit that was much
cheaper (the bags were cheaper at least) than the "food saver" brand..
What was the name of it? Links?
Thanks
ChuckSorbent Systems has come up. I don't know how geed they are though.
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Chuck said:
A month ago, someone here mentioned a vacume bag outfit that was much
cheaper (the bags were cheaper at least) than the "food saver" brand..
What was the name of it? Links?
Thanks
Chuck
Both Canadian Tire & Home Hardware sell cheaper vacuum sealers & the
bags. The generic bags come in a 2 roll. I don't recall the name and
the last roll is in my vacuum sealer so the box has been long gone.
IIRC the 2 pk is about $8. -
"Edwin Pawlowski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Chuck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
A month ago, someone here mentioned a vacume bag outfit that was much
cheaper (the bags were cheaper at least) than the "food saver" brand..
What was the name of it? Links?
Thanks
ChuckSorbent Systems has come up. I don't know how geed they are though.
What about Magic Vac? -- I'm on the yahoo foodsaver group and they mention
that one.
I'm just getting started with my first-time Foodsaver. I bought rolls from
Costco at a savings of $10 ($40 instead of $50 at Foodsaver site+postage),
and I ordered from Amazon some things (all ready made-up bags included) for
free shipping. I didn't buy the ready-made bags because I like to be
flexible in what I am packing and cut-off, then reuse.
Dee Dee -
"Dee Randall" <[email hidden]> wrote
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I'm just getting started with my first-time Foodsaver. I bought rolls from
Costco at a savings of $10 ($40 instead of $50 at Foodsaver site+postage),
and I ordered from Amazon some things (all ready made-up bags included)
for free shipping. I didn't buy the ready-made bags because I like to be
flexible in what I am packing and cut-off, then reuse.I buy them from ebay ... you can get them for even less. (laugh) Yes,
they're new and unused.nancy
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On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 13:08:23 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" <[email hidden]>
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"Chuck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
A month ago, someone here mentioned a vacume bag outfit that was much
cheaper (the bags were cheaper at least) than the "food saver" brand..
What was the name of it? Links?
Thanks
ChuckSorbent Systems has come up. I don't know how geed they are though.
Yes.. this is the one.. Anyone here use this brand? reviews?
http://www.sorbentsystems.com/sinbosealer.html
(thanks Edwin....)
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