Deni 1831 manual

■Save time by pre-cooking meals on weekends and then packaging individual servings. Food is then ready to reheat during the busy week. Cook by microwave, boil-in-bag or open and cook by conventional methods.

■Pack lunches for school or work.

■Save leftovers or send your guests home with leftovers.

■Save luncheon meat, cheese and salad fresh from the deli.

■Pack food for picnics, barbecues, boating and camping.

■Save garden-fresh vegetables.

■Preserve coffee beans.

■Prepare after-school snacks.

■Package vitamins or medication for daily dosage.

■Send “Care Packages” to loved ones.

■Use the create-a-pouch feature to attach sauces to entrees, toppings to desserts, or create a series of ice pops.

■Protect valuable documents such as insurance policies and treasured photographs.

■Keep matches, maps and other items safe and dryGeneral Storage

8when boating, on picnics or camping.

■Seal cosmetics, lotions, etc., against spills in cosmetic cases, travel bags and suitcases.

■Also wrap shoes separately to protect clothing.

■Preserve newspaper articles, rare and valuable books.

■Prevent silverware from tarnishing.

■Keep seeds and bulbs safe and dry for planting next year.

■Distribute party favors.

■Organize the kids’ toys and crayons.

■Keep dice and other game pieces from being lost.

■Organize hardware items...screws, nails, nuts and bolts, etc.

■Protect baseball cards and stamp collections.

■Pack bandages and other first-aid items for travel.

■Seal and freeze ice for use in coolers and as a cold compress for bumps, bruises, aches and pains.

■Protect small items of clothing against moth infestation.

■Protect jewelry and family heirlooms.

■Keep computer disks dust free.

■Store and organize countless items around the home such as paper clips, rubber bands, buttons and sewing items, etc.