VacYaYa 3Rolls Vacuum Storage Machine Review

I use my Food Saver all the time and I usually buy branded Food Saver bags. I thought I'd give the cheaper ones a try. I now have food in my freezer that I have wrapped and frozen with this product. My food burned in the freezer. The imprint has not been preserved. This has never happened with Food Saver Buns. I do not recommend!

They work well overall but are flimsy and tend to curl. 11 inch reels are so flimsy that you have to move them left and right as you insert them into the slot on the tin can to get them in far enough to pull the trigger. I use them but I'll buy something better next time.

Excellent value for money. The tightness is perfect on both sides, you don't have to worry about it being on the side of the croissant. It is great! Leaves no residue on the seal like other brands! This alone will make your processing much easier. My honest opinion - if I would buy several times, I will definitely buy again 👍👍😉

They work very well in my Foodaver vacuum sealer. A few small questions. Sometimes it's difficult to keep two layers flat when vacuuming. Sometimes it buckles or buckles, losing the vacuum and won't close. It seems to be the hardness of the plastic. Another problem is more related to quality control. I unrolled and clipped them for use and found small scraps of paper, even a folded hair or two.

I usually buy name brand grocery bags but I'm glad I took a chance and bought these. I used them for the first time tonight and found them to be just as good as other bags. Haven't noticed any real difference in thickness. If so, it doesn't matter. They come in the machine and seal just as well, and while they don't have a label printed on them, a felt tip pen works just as well for marking on a bag.

I ran out of vacuum bags and the fruit in the orchard was ripe and my dehydrator was running at full speed, I ordered another pack from the same brand. (If it ain't broke, don't fix it!) I live in the middle of nowhere, a small town in California's Mother Lode, but the order I placed on Wednesday was in my hands on Thursday. I've already started using plastic bags on rolls - the quality is great and I can cut them to the right size so they're perfect for my needs. They keep my dried fruit fresh

Let me start by saying that of all the kitchen gadgets I have, my sealer is the most expensive so this is written with a lot of sealing experience. About every 6 weeks I spend a weekend cooking triple meals and sealing them in disposable bags so my husband and I can choose what we want. These are home cooked meals, frozen and sealed for a worry free home cooked weekday (or weekend) dinner. These bags were fired after reading the reviews. They are just as good if not better than the name brand…