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Foodsaver for Meg's products??
We have a foodsaver and ordered a 6 quart canister for bulk cereal and what not. I was wondering if I put the wax and detailers in the canister and seal it up for the winter if it would do any good or just a waste of time. The canister is way larger than I thought it would be. I know Meg's wax is good for years, but without air getting to it would it be "fresher" than just storing it on a shelf?
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Re: Foodsaver for Meg's products??
The biggest problem for people over the winter is freezing, and the Foodsaver would not prevent that.
Otherwise, just closing the bottle/can securely would keep it fresh.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: Foodsaver for Meg's products??
I would keep the stuff inside, but was wondering if it would keep it "fresher" or if it's a waste of time? I use the bags for caulk and some other stuff, but this new canister is HUGE and can't use it for what we thought we could.Comment
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Re: Foodsaver for Meg's products??
agreed, and also shaking the bottle really good once a month won't hurt either...Originally posted by Murr1525 View PostComment
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Re: Foodsaver for Meg's products??
My guess is that pulling a vacuum on detailing products would cause them to outgas and dry out faster than just leaving them out.
Six quarts should be good for vacuum marinating roasts, whole chickens, etc.
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Re: Foodsaver for Meg's products??
I used a foodsaver for a few tins of #16.
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