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Any recommendations on vac/heat sealers for grove bags?

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Any recommendations on vac/heat sealers for grove bags?

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Now Iโ€™m curious if itโ€™s better to seal in a regular food grade bag because the way grove bags work
 
I fold a piece of kitchen parchment paper in half and put that over the end of the Grove bag. Then I use a regular clothes iron. The parchment keeps it from sticking.
 
Keeps what from sticking
Youโ€™ll see what he means if you try it without a barrier between bag and iron, lol. The plastic kinda crinkles and wrinkles along the seal. The iron directly is usually too hot unless turned way down. Then itโ€™s hard to seal. Easier to use a barrier so you get a nice even smooth seal. Parchment works well.
 
close it on it, wait 7-10 seconds and it's sealed with a nice little ridge pattern. $45

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Now Iโ€™m curious if itโ€™s better to seal in a regular food grade bag because the way grove bags work
i don't get still how air exchange works with them, but i figured if they didn't work well people would've ousted them by now
 
i don't get still how air exchange works with them, but i figured if they didn't work well people would've ousted them by now
I think they continue to cure with whatever environment theyโ€™re in, so if I have em stored in like 70 degree 40% humidity I should probably just get diff types of bags to vac seal. Theyโ€™re great for curing tho.
 
Youโ€™ll see what he means if you try it without a barrier between bag and iron, lol. The plastic kinda crinkles and wrinkles along the seal. The iron directly is usually too hot unless turned way down. Then itโ€™s hard to seal. Easier to use a barrier so you get a nice even smooth seal. Parchment works well.
Gotcha now. High moment
 
what you mean bro? lol

Yes I heat seal all of my Grove Bags, unless it's my "daily smoke bag" that I am pulling buds out of.

Regular bags??????

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There is regular vac seal bags. I'm assuming that keeps it fresher because it doesn't adapt to it's environment like grovebags. Im just curious because I am noticing in grove bags the humidity has gone down about 10% ...so out of the cure range now. and it's only been 2 weeks.
 
There is regular vac seal bags. I'm assuming that keeps it fresher because it doesn't adapt to it's environment like grovebags. Im just curious because I am noticing in grove bags the humidity has gone down about 10% ...so out of the cure range now. and it's only been 2 weeks.

Did you heat seal your grove bag? Where are you storing it?

No we don't speak of "regular bags" around these parts :p

don't make me get @freezeland2 up in here to scold you!
 
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