Plan your meals like a pro with this food vacuum packer
This 100-watt packing machine is a fully automatic vacuum sealing operation
It has soft-touch digital control buttons and LED indicator lights, making it a simple and quick way to create snack packs or ready-made meals
Choose “Dry” mode for solid items and “Moist” mode for storing wet food
As an added safety feature, this product stops automatically after the sealing process
It has strong suction power and a modern design that fits on any kitchen countertop
The perfect sous vide companion with -0.8 bar vacuum power and 3 mm wide sealing strip
Designed to provide a secure, airtight heat seal to keep moisture out and preserve your meat, produce, and leftovers to stay fresh and flavorful up to 5 times longer
By vacuum sealing family-sized or individual portions of your favorite food, you can make extra space in your fridge, freezer, and kitchen cabinets
It also effectively works on vacuum jars, containers, and even wine stoppers with the use of the suction hose included with the product
Note: Canister, jar sealer and bottle stopper not included
How to Use
There is no “on” switch. Just plug it in
Ideally, the bag should not be more than an inch or one-and-one-half inches longer than the contents of the bag
Place the bag end to be sealed into the vacuum chamber nice and flat
Ensure the machine locks on both sides before you press “vac seal” or air cannot be removed
Dimensions: 14.2 x 5.9 x 3 inches
Weight: 3.1 lbs
3.5-foot long power cord
Care Instructions:
To clean, wipe the outside of the appliance with a damp cloth and clean the vacuum chamber with tissue paper.
Make sure that the appliance is thoroughly dry before using it again
Wife has been after me to get a sealer for a minute. Today’s deal makes it very hard for me to keep putting it off. Now I just need to order that Anova cooker and I’ll be set.
One of my favorite purchases here was a FoodSaver vacuum sealer. I use it pretty regularly. Not sure about this brand, but the concept is very solid. Sous vide for the win
Where exactly is the $90 original price coming from? Vremi & Walmart both have this thing for sale for $54.97, and Amazon has it for $49. And that is with the starter bags PLUS the jar sealer that your copy says isn’t included.
Got mine, have had a chance to check it out, So far, I like it. For me, possibly the best part is the DOWITYT¹ interface; nothing is automatic except the length of the bag-seal pulse runtime. Sucking out the air is a discrete step, sealing is another, and they are independent of each other. There is one thing for which this unit won’t be as useful as my old non-vacuum sealer, and that’s reusing Amazon plastic bubble envelopes by thermally resealing them². But otherwise, so far it all seems to work properly.
How to Use
What’s Included?
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Jul 11 - Thursday, Jul 14
I’ve been wanting one of these. The one I had got left behind with my ex.
I could use a spare but there are a lot of people at amazon who hate this model with a passion.
@sammydog01 Thanks, I was wondering about that.
@Kyeh It’s very possible they’re people who can’t follow instructions because there are a lot of good reviews too.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@sammydog01 Hmmmm.
Wife has been after me to get a sealer for a minute. Today’s deal makes it very hard for me to keep putting it off. Now I just need to order that Anova cooker and I’ll be set.
One of my favorite purchases here was a FoodSaver vacuum sealer. I use it pretty regularly. Not sure about this brand, but the concept is very solid. Sous vide for the win
Where exactly is the $90 original price coming from? Vremi & Walmart both have this thing for sale for $54.97, and Amazon has it for $49. And that is with the starter bags PLUS the jar sealer that your copy says isn’t included.
https://vremi.com/products/keepin-it-fresh-vacuum-sealer-machine
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Vremi-Vacuum-Sealer-Machine-Designed-for-Food-Preservation-and-Sous-Vide-Includes-Starter-Bags-and-Suction-Hose-for-Jars-and-Containers/857564542
https://www.amazon.com/Vremi-Vacuum-Sealer-Machine-Preservation/dp/B086VRKD37
Got mine, have had a chance to check it out, So far, I like it. For me, possibly the best part is the DOWITYT¹ interface; nothing is automatic except the length of the bag-seal pulse runtime. Sucking out the air is a discrete step, sealing is another, and they are independent of each other. There is one thing for which this unit won’t be as useful as my old non-vacuum sealer, and that’s reusing Amazon plastic bubble envelopes by thermally resealing them². But otherwise, so far it all seems to work properly.
¹ Do Only What I Tell You To (you idiot machine).
² I’ll keep the old one around for that.