Can it seal Doritos bags?
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Yes, it seals chip bags very well. I've also used it to seal open bread bags and freezer bags.
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This is my second Foodsaver, an upgrade from my first one bought via infomercial. It's fabulous. I've used the first one to seal other types of bags, but I have not tried it with the new one. However, I can tell you that you can seal without using the vacuum function first. So it will probably work just fine.
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Idk. I've been having trouble with mine. The bags aren't holding a seal. They must have holes and I only used them once.
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If your bags are wider, you can cut them down and seal the edge. If they are narrower, they are usable. You'll probably only seal one end, and your bags won't go the full width of the sealer. It'll be fine!
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I heat seal bags all the time...especially chips/pretzels, etc. It's easy and I find my chips stay fresh much longer. Hope this answer helps you.
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The bags are not made to be resealed. I put my product into food grade 5 gallon buckets with lids. I suppose you could roll the bag down to the product and use something like a potato chip bag clamp, only of larger size to hold it
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I have used an off brand and they worked fine. Bags do need to have a rough texture on at least one inside surface to seal properly.
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Yes, that should do it. Try to make sure when you open it that you don't rip/tear the bag but a nice cut just under the seal would be the best. Then just use a hot iron to reseal being careful not to over heat the bag.
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Yes it works. Although I am using it to seal poly bags, I have used it earlier to seal vinyl bag.
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I'm not sure, as I've never tried it. They do seal well without much effort on your part though.
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These vacuum sealers will seal almost anything. I regularly use cheap quart zip lock type freezer bags from the dollar store. I cut the zipper part off with scissors put a serving of food in, fold a pleat in the opening and vacuum and seal perfectly.
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This doesn't work to seal liquids. You could freeze something liquid in the bag and then seal it when it is frozen solid.
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There are several ways to seal them. You can buy a thermal sealer designed for the bags, or the most economical way is to use a metal level and an iron. YouTube is a really good resource for this. If you're sealing food don't forget to buy the oxygen absorbers it's amazing how well they work.
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yes, press the seal button..you will get a solid red light, then push your bag in and seal it. If you don't push in the seal button you will automatically vacuum along with sealing.
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You can definitely use the ziplock-and-squeeze approach. And you'll need to do that if there's a lot of liquid in the bag. I just think that vacuum sealers are cool.
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yes it will you can use any vacumm seal bags. I perfer LEM because one end is already sealed.
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I've never tried but I use cellophane bags all the time and even on the low setting it gets extremely hot, often melting my bags so I have to turn it off and on to maintain a good temp. I would assume the high temp would seal through something pretty thick but that's just my guess!