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I am sure its been discussed before, but i didnt see a thread. I have a vacuum saver that i use for cheese, soup, etc.
It just so happens the rolls fit PERFECTLY snug in the standard size vacuum rolls.
here is a pic of what im now using.
kind of a DUH Moment... but cool none the less.

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I do something similar, I use space saver bags that you use for clothing.
You cab get ones for suitcases, so not too big. I put two rolls in each along with a pack of desiccant, seal it and vaccuum out the air.

Those vacuum ones are reusable too... hmmm.

RichardMac wrote:I do something similar, I use space saver bags that you use for clothing.
You cab get ones for suitcases, so not too big. I put two rolls in each along with a pack of desiccant, seal it and vaccuum out the air.

That is a great idea! Thanks for the tip!

I have those vacuum bags as well, i find they almost always break their seals... never seems to stay airtight for me.
The vacuum sealer bags im using are actually reuseable too. What i do is buy rolls online (WAY cheaper than in stores) and make the bag 2-3 feet longer than needed. when you actually open the bag you only cut about an inch or 2 off, so ill be able to reseal this bag 20+ times before needing a new one.

I wish those vacuum bags worked better for me...

Has anyone put a hydrometer in their bags? I have one and I get like 20-25% humidity readings with a dessicant. Is that decent? I have nothing to compare it to!

Put another hygrometer in your room to measure the ambient air. If it's lower in the bag, it's worth it.

bot wrote:Out another hygrometer in your room to measure the ambient air. I it's lower in the bag, it's worth it.

Oh, it is for sure! I get 60-65% in the room, hah. Well, good thing I ordered a few more dessicant packs to make it more long-lasting!