You seal it with a hot clothes' iron? I'm new to this. thanks.
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Yes. A hot one. A cheap iron can't keep itself hot enough to seal for much time. A photo Selectric iron is better (used to have one) but an iron works. Some bags will melt all over your iron (from Walmart), but these don't.
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You can however I bought a tool specific for this, it seals from both sides at the same time. Worth the money
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Many use a small rod curling iron. Myself I like using a small soldering gun w/ interchanging heads & a steel ruler as a guide for a straight line. Practice on scraps or a bag that can't be used. It doesn't take long for the soldering iron to make the seal. I leave enough space for the vaccum hose to remove the air then using a finger below the hose when done to stop air from re-entering the bag & finish sealing the bag. Don't burn your finger. I have also used a bag clip during this process, the one that has a ridge that snaps inside itself. Hope this helps.
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I have an old stainless steel plate iron and it also leaks if I don't pay attention, so it doesn't matter if it's ceramic or what not. The key is to put the water in first, then turn on the iron and wait for it to heat up. The iron has to be fairly hot. Then press the steam button several times to "blow" it out before setting iron to garment. I've done a lot of ironing in my day. The problem with a steel plate is that it will snag delicate fabrics after a while especially if used over metal zippers and becomes scratched.
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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.
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Just wrap tape around it. I actually use the wrap to prevent sun scald in the summer.
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I simply soak in enough hot water to cover overnight. Some people bring water to a boil, then strain when it cools. Either way works.
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This pouch needs to be heat sealed. I guess you could use a laminator, but I just used an iron on medium heat with a thin cloth between the iron and the pouch. Just be careful to not keep the iron on too long and concentrate on the ends.
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Just turn it inside out and clean it with soap and water. Hang it up to dry.
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If you are going to iron it, you should put a couple of pieces of fabric between it and the iron and use a light steam. I think I will do that too to get rid of the fold marks. Then instead of folding it, roll it over a paper towel roller.
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i seal mine with a vaccum contanior after opening .. keeps it fresh for two weeks buy that time it is gone.
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By boiling water and placing it inside large metal container. Than you place two containers with hot food inside water and it seals it. Water never gets in foof and it keeps it warm for a long time. Very happy with it
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You just wash it off and hang to dry. I don't think you can iron it. I usually wash it off with a wash cloth with dawn & warm water. It's coated or something, but not plasticky.
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the application of the glow does not so much matter as to what you do with the veneer once you have in it place. Apply glue to the and iron it on. yes with the clothes iron
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1. You can use a lighter to burn the end but this doesn't look very good. 2. Use the edge of a very hot iron to seal the cut edge. You will have to clean your iron very good to get the gunk off.
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An autoclave would be best, followed by a pressure cooker. The rubber seal seems like it would hold up to the heat/steam but that's purely a guess. Have not tried it personally.
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Hi Arlene, I have never done that before and would be afraid to. I always deforst all products before exposing it to extremely high temperatures. P
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Purchase a tube of Faultless brank "Hot Iron Cleaner." Follow instructions and this should help.
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Use a dryer sheet on the warm iron to clean the sole plate. It gets all the gunk out of the slots, any thing built up or stuck on the sole plate, makes it sparkle, is super easy and smells great!