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From: Jo Holloway (no email)
Date: Mon Mar 07 2005 - 02:25:59 EST
Hi Gail,
Sorry, I missed this one for some reason! LOL! ... I can't remember what
make the vacsealer is but it's pretty old - about 12 years ago we bought it.
It's not nearly as strong or versatile as the ones I've seen since then.
Good thinking about re-using the bags! And good point about the recycling
... but plastic is still far more damaging to the environment than glass. I
guess it's a tossup, and only practice will tell what suits me best!
Heartening to hear that the vac sealing is being used by others, though.
Thanks!
Best wishes
Jo Holloway
Yacht "Chamchela"
> Jo, I missed what kind of vac-sealer you are using, but the one I have
> uses really sturdy bags which I wash out, dry and re-use. You lose an
> inch off the top each time, but it saves some waste. Lets face it, in
> many of these countries nothing is recycled, so even your glass beer
> bottles, aluminum cans and whatnot all present a disposal problem.
>
> Gail
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