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FoodShell Bag - 44 Bags Quart Size - 8" x 11.5"
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7.5" x 16" Celery Bags (1000/Case)
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12" x 17" Plain Produce Bags on Header (2000/Case)
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FoodShell Vacuum Sealer
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FoodShell Bag - 88 Bags Quart Size - 8" x 11.5"
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12" x 17" "5-a-Day" HDPE Produce Bags (4000/Case)
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Foodshell 11" & 44 Quart Bags, Multi-Pack
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Foodshell 11" & 88 Quart Bags, Multi-Pack
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12" x 17" Plain Produce Bags on Roll (4000/Case)
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11" x 17" "5-a-Day" Produce Bags on Roll (3200/CS)
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FoodShell 2-Pack, 11" x 18' Long Rolls
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11" x 17" Clear Produce Bags on Roll (3200/Case)
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FoodShell 4-Pack, 11" x 18' Long Rolls
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FoodShell 6-Pack, 11" x 18' Long Rolls
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6 x 8 Vacuum Sealer Bags - 3 Mil (1000/Case)
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6" x 10" 3 Mil Vacuum Sealer Bags (1000/Case)
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6" x 12" 3 Mil Vacuum Sealer Bags (1000/Case)
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6" x 15" 3 Mil Vacuum Sealer Bags (1000/Case)
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7" x 9" 3 Mil Vacuum Sealer Bags (1000/Case)
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7" x 11" 3 Mil Vacuum Sealer Bags (1000/Case)
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Takes Getting Used to….by David Graham

Got the unit right away, and pleased to see a roll of bags in the package as well as some sandwich-sized singles already sealed on one end. I fired it right up after reading the instructions (which I didn't quite understand as I found out later). I snipped some of the big roll off and attempted to make a closed seal on one end of the tube-like bag. I thought the instructions said (and they did verbatem) to open the locks after 10 seconds. I counted to 10 seconds and popped the latches to find it hadn't sealed in the center. Tried again and held the center down hard for 10 seconds - same result. I misunderstood what they were trying to say was to wait 10 seconds after the heating lamp went out, NOT 10 seconds after the vacuum stops. It really seems so simple now, but I am a stickler for following directions precisely as written. I went through this long explanation because if I hadn't found out how it was supposed to work BY ACCIDENT (my Wife distracted me and I left the last bag in longer - bless 'er) I would have assumed the unit was faulty. You never know - I may be the only one that got it wrong, but I'll wager this helps someone else like me. OH, the unit has worked flawlessly since I figured out how it is supposed to work. I will buy another one just like this one for presents - or a replacement for this one whenever (fingers crossed) this ones gives out. One other thing they don't mention in the instructions is to leave it unlatched in storage - I just believe the little foam seals around the vacuum chamber need to be as flexible as possible and decided to store it this way to prevent the seal from taking a "set". By the way - I bagged some cookies I bought in bulk...well bon appetit for the cookie dust. Funny how destructive 15psi @ sea-level can be. If you are vacuuming something frangible probably best to put in something to keep the bag from going flat on it. They said not to but I tried some hamburger and yeah, best to make patties or meatballs and freze 'em first - It's a drudge getting the juices out of the vacuum slot. I thing it will pay for itself many times over and am happy I bought it.

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