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Reusing Vacuum Freezer BagsCyndy from West Monroe, NY Feedback About This Post:RE: Reusing Vacuum Freezer BagsI have reused the Vacuum Freezer Bags serveral times with no problem with them. I throughly wash them in soapy water with a little bleach in the water to sanitize them. Turn them inside out to througly clean and sanitize them. Post By Debbie (Guest Post) RE: Reusing Vacuum Freezer BagsI have reused the bags a couple of times each, but they are thoroughly washed. I have had no problem with them resealing either. After a couple of times I invest in new ones and try to recycle the old ones for other things. A friend of mine likes the Ziplock but I prefer Reynolds. Post By Jan (Guest Post) RE: Reusing Vacuum Freezer BagsI decided that I did not want to try to reuse ones that I had sealed meat in. But I tried to wash a couple of others that did not have meat in them out & let them air naturally, but I was not able to get a seal out of either one. I finally decided that it might be due to the interior design of the bag with that extra flap inside to protect the air extractor hole. Maybe washing the bag disturbs that flap so it does not seal properly again. If anyone has had success I certainly would like to know. Post by Spiderdragon RE: Reusing Vacuum Freezer BagsI have a regular vacuum seal machine and there are time when you can reuse the bags. Do not reuse if there has been any raw meat, fish, or shellfish. Also wash the bags out and turn the inside out to dry before reusing. I personaly never reuse the bag if meat/fish products have been in them, raw or cooked. Post By millard_crystal (Guest Post) RE: Reusing Vacuum Freezer Bags
I think it depends on what you store in it. I would not reuse a bag that had raw meat stored in it. However, if it held bread or something like that I would try using the bag. Post by Fulinn |
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