Vacuum Packaging Non-Food Items
Your FoodSaver® appliance also protects
Just follow the directions for vacuum packaging using the FoodSaver® Bags, Canisters and Accessories.
•Camping and hiking gear stays dry and compact. Vacuum packaging your clothes and equipment will help save space in your bag. Vacuum package matches, maps and anything you want to stay dry.
•For picnics, fill a FoodSaver® Bag with ice and seal. When it melts, you’ll have fresh water for drinking or you can put it back in the freezer as a reusable ice pack.
•For painting, vacuum package your wet paint brush between coats rather than washing out. Particularly useful for oil based paints that require mineral turpentine to clean up.
•Vacuum package your food and equipment for a boating or sailing outing. Food will stay dry in the cooler/esky. Batteries and film won’t get damaged by water, and you’ll appreciate having a dry change of clothes.
•Vacuum package first aid kits and emergency kits for your house, your boat and your car. Items will all be in one package and will stay dry and without dirt and mold. Include flares, batteries, flashlight, candles and matches.
•To vacuum package silver, wrap fork prongs in soft cushioning material, such as a paper towel, to avoid puncturing bag.
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