Cheap & easy way to making air-tight bags.

 by eramanda
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Have you ever had to rush over to the supermarkets to grab a few zip-lock bags after finding out your previous ones were already torn apart? Look no further, than this instructablem that will help solve your problems! It won't even take 5 minutes!

Things you will need:
1) An empty plastic bottle
2) Tissue paper to wipe off any moisture still in the bottle
3) A pair of scissors
4) A penknife
5) A plastic bag
 
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Step 1: Cut the bottle.

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Cut the bottle near the nose area using a penknife. If the sides come out jagged, trim them off with a pair of scissors.

Discard the lower half of the bottle, or grow some plants in them if you wish!
CaseyCase says: Jan 24, 2011. 8:07 PM
Very similar idea on this site--FYI

http://www.andersj.se/packalatt/index_packalatt.htm look for "Matpåse nr 1"
bruc33ef says: Jan 24, 2011. 6:59 AM
This is great! -- using common items in a really unique way.
SWV1787 says: Jan 24, 2011. 6:50 AM
Now you need to fix a replacement valve stem into a drilled hole in the cap and modify a small hand pump to "Suck" and not "Blow" and you will have a vacuum sealer system
derte84 says: Jan 24, 2011. 3:01 AM
Genial in its simplicity. I'll definitively use it in my next trekking :)
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