I want a sealer that i can use for spices, would this work?
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Yes but you need a lower vacuum settings so it does not compress the spices
645354
Yes, and very we'll too. You should have the vaccine time and sealing time set correctly,but once you find the right settings you'll be sealing like a professional.
645355
yes i have sealed spices and stored them in the freezer or refrigerator. you have to check the bags after a couple of days as sometimes they get a pinhole in them and lose their seal. but overall they work great
484403
I have been a mechanic all my life and I think it would work great. I used the sealer on a fuel tank and it worked great for me. It dries very hard and is tack free so should do well in a carburetor. It kind of warms your heart to know some still use carburetors.
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No...I bought it for a cookie jar...but would use it for flour if it had a seal
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I use it for logs like mini meat loafs and summer sausage seasoning, as well as drying for jerky. I feel that if the meat is thin sliced and the spice and cure is made into a concentrated liquid marinade with some water and marinated for a few hours, I expect it would work good. I like using ground meat as there is considerably less strain on the teeth, but ground still provides firm strips when dried.
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Yes, it will, Teressa. :) I mean if you use your "hose" ---- I was thinking about the food saver containers. I'm not familar with the jar sealer.
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I use it for sealing straws (honey sticks) works great,, you shouldn't have a problem.
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Oh Yes, I completely understand that setup! This should work great. I use it for jewelry and it keeps everything dry that I seal behind it!
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Matthew,So far the seals haven't let moisture in and kept my spices fresh.I guess the answer would be no the seals haven't come off when I opened my jars and seals are tight enough to keep spices moisture free. The only problem I had was that one of the jars was crushed/broken when I recieved them. Otherwise they're very nice and do the job. ♥
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I'm quite sure it can be used for spices but I can't imagine why it would work any better than it does for pepper.
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Yes. That's exactly how I use it. Just make sure to hold the bottom tight against yourself for a good seal.
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I wouldn't use it for anything that needs a seal for freshness. Air comes in the bottom. Besides it's too rickety. We have a rice cooker too and just use a plastic bucket with a lid.
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I wouldn't recommend the use of these jars for spice storage. They are made to go in the 'fridge to store yogurt, so I couldn't guarantee they would be adequately airtight for spices. I would recommend something with a vacuum seal.
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I would use sealer for this gel unless its the builder gel which is stronger.but I also seal builder gel too....either way is shiny.
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Will depend on the size of the bottles, cans, etc. of your spices. Suggest that you draw a nine inch circle on paper and test it out, Leave space along the edge for the rim. Good luck.
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It would be the best product to use because it will hold up to the extreme heat. You might try a color close to your counter top, I used the red for what I needed to seal.
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i looked up the seal a meal machine and if the food saver or ziploc bags from the store work on this machine then these bags should be able to work fine without a problem. Ive learned that any bag that has the channnels on one side for the air will work for most sealers
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I use my sealer to seal terra cotta pots and I used sponge applicators to apply it. Worked great!!