Kev,QldKev said:This is where I get my bags from, but the vac sealers they are currently selling only seal channel bags, so are no good for the foil ones.
This is the same as my machine which does seal the non-channel bags.
edit: The top machine on that page
I find keeping the product towards the snorkel, and not the bottom of the bag helps a lot. Although you only have a new one so it should not have clogged up yet, in the snorkel there is a filter that clogs up quickly from the hop debris. After cleaning it a couple of times I got the idea from Batz to leave it out. It's been out for the past 2 years with no issue. If it's the same as mine, on the back of the housing behind the snorkel there is a removable panel. Inside that there is the back of the snorkel with a removable rubber cap. Remove the cap and you can push out the filter from the snorkel side and out through the hole where the rubber cap was.lael said:Kev,
I bought one of the new versions of that machine recently - but having trouble getting a full vacuum seal - any tips on how to use the snorkel / release thingo effectively?
Thanks!
Sorry for OT but DU99 that lino looks like it has an asbestos underlay. Which if it is would be classes as friable asbestos (the worst type) because it can not be removed without disturbing the bonding. Only cost about 60 bucks for a NATA lab test.DU99 said:three year old cluster flowers..
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