How are these bags sealed?
1139431
they have sealers, but i just use an iron. place bag in bucket and fill , leaving enough room to seal, about 4-5 in. place a wooden dowel under bag, and seal from BOTH ends leaving a small opening to put in the oxygen absorbers. push out remaining air and finish sealing. the bags will end up looking as if there is no air in bag.
1139432
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.
1139433
A hot iron works great. Place the end of the bag on a flat surface, we used a wooden cutting board, make sure it is smooth and run the iron over it. Seals easily.
1139434
That was the issue I was having with this order. I have a food saver sealer and had a heck of a time trying to seal them. Finally gave up and enclosed with my food saver bags. I blew it and failed to mention that in my rating... Will try the iron method next time.
1139435
They come with factory heat seal around 3 sides, open at top. You fill them, drop in an oxygen displacement packet, and heat seal with an iron or clam shell device.
2110378
They are packaged all together in a clear platic bag. (Sealed of course) like u would buy them from a store..
1729309
I didn't get an image to your question so I think you are asking about the Ziploc Storage bags, if so they stay sealed for almost forever, you can unseal and reseal, they are the best!
682793
Sorry, I never noticed. The bags are removed from the original package and stored in an air tight container.
892734
They are tightly twisted off at both ends but not sealed . I hope this answer helps you.
1083430
These are in the form of a roll and are not pre cut. The roll is sealed and perforated down the middle so you cut to length desired and can seal two bags at once and then tear down the middle or store them attached.
432297
It's best to seal them in an airtight plastic bag. I also add silicon packs to the box. So far, everything has remained dry and it's been over a year.
377111
They stay sealed until you open them. No leaks, just one time use & not reliable after that
346089
I do not know since I do not know how they were originally packaged - as I recall it was in an airtight, sealed, transparent bag.
2050342
I have not vacuum sealed them. I store the original bag they came in, in a freezer zip lock bag, in the freezer and they are still fresh after one month.
168574
I believe the bag is air tight, but not airless. Also I've never noticed them go stale at all from being in the open air for months.
1860070
No. There is no seal. Also, the section in the picture that is black are the two removable tote trays. They are also not sealed.
212200
- Mesh bag completely sealed- We dispose after 6 months or so and replace with new bags
532601
I keep them sealed in the bag they arrive in. It has a Ziploc seal. I usually store them in a drawer.
921296
They are in a sealed bag. I am very pleased with my purchase. I will definitely purchase these bags again. They are nice and thick and have been resued many times. They hold my big 2 pound bread loaves very easily.
1868729
They are not sealed; you can see this in the product photo. However, I guess you could relubricate them.
1957924
They are in bags--I don't remember if they are sealed but the lids do NOT work well. They popped off all of the time and were not good to store liquids. I was storing glaze in them and they dried out within a few days.