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I have been experimenting with vacuum bags and jars, for cooking application of vacuum. Being thrifty i found an easy 1-way valve many of us have at home right now.
What you need is
1. A coffee bag
2. A cutting device
3. A vacuum or in this case a Ziplock vacuum pump, used in their vacuum bag line
Its not perfect, and would probably need to have a piece of tape put over the slits on the front side to ensure the vacuum doesn't leak. As a food safe and easily replaceable 1-way valve, I think it has a lot of possibilities.
What you need is
1. A coffee bag
2. A cutting device
3. A vacuum or in this case a Ziplock vacuum pump, used in their vacuum bag line
Its not perfect, and would probably need to have a piece of tape put over the slits on the front side to ensure the vacuum doesn't leak. As a food safe and easily replaceable 1-way valve, I think it has a lot of possibilities.
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May 1, 2012. 2:26 PMskeptic777
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This whole thing told me absolutely nothing. It told what you need but did not say anything about how to make it....
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Dec 21, 2010. 12:43 PMrobot man
says:
Please tell how to make it, but thanks one way valves come in very handy
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Dec 4, 2010. 11:45 PMMadBricoleur
says:
Another source is inside pump soap/shampoo/etc dispensers... although that sometimes depends.
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Nov 10, 2010. 5:08 PMjptrsn
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Another source for cheap one-way valves are sip cups for children. Many of them have plastic valves that are removable for going in the dishwasher.
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Aug 2, 2010. 12:07 PM-max-
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how about an instructable how to make it
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