Review on YunKo Bottle Protector Travel Proctor by Joshua Fuoco

At first I was put off by the fact that you get 50 versus 15 for the same price. I'm glad that didn't stop me from buying them. They're sure to ruin a couple, but once you master the technique, you'll blow it (pun intended). First I received the inflation tool with my kit. However, as you can see from the photos, this does not necessarily mean that it is applicable. I still had to use my own. Second, there were no instructions, but we don't make rockets either. Here's the process that worked for me: 1. Pierce the section as high as you can without going past the green/white tab (if you want). (see photo)2. Pierce all your sections before airing any of them.3. Get as straight and deep as possible without damaging the bag.4. Put your thumb on the hole before you start airing the section, this will save you 10-15 pumps. Make sure each section is completely filled. Sometimes, if there is a crease in a part of the section due to the air pressure, it does not let the air pass through completely. (However, if you put your thumb over the hole during the explosion, you shouldn't have this problem.) Ultimately, it costs money. And you can save a little more than me by following these steps.