The only vac sealers I've owned have been the Foodsaver pro 2 and about 3 years ago the pro 3. I do 25 bags in a row often enough and have never had any problem. Well, except the time the pro 2 went kaput...after about 7 years good use.
I'm sure there are better ones, but this brand has always suited my needs.
Some things she only gives to special folks
I'll talk to my cousin and see what he can do for ya. He's out now but has ta wear that big ugly ankle bracelet, which he claims has been a chick magnet
I fiqured by now we'd have a big lecture from Gerard With pictures and explanations from animals he'd done the surgery on after they bout died from eating the bones.
Or, as in Sanny's case, where the dog almost killed you for coming near their precious bone
Funny video of dog protecting his bone from his hind leg!
I brought in a half rack of ribs for lunch today. Of course I put the bones in a baggie and poured the leftover sweet sauce in there for Chubs. He's gonna be so happy to see me when I get home from work.
Well, I'd say that's where the superiority really stops. All of the ceramics (if they are able to keep a seal) can produce fabulous foods.
But that cs you've already experienced will continue til you or Dennis die...that's the big difference! Who knows, if you or your predecessors post a lot of food porn he may extend the lifetime warrenty for several generations
Juan may, or Juan may not, depending on what Juan wants
enlightening
Rorkin, I was actually going for sarcastic humor...but ok, I enlightened you, I'll take that.
Yeah, I cooked a coupla big ole ribeyes labor day. I usually just stick the flame thrower in the a few seconds and it's off to the races, but this time the smoker was having a hard time lighting so I had to stick something down through the coals and make a few air holes. I never clean it out but once in awhile I have to jiggle something in there to get a good hot searing flame going.
To clean the bottom I just drag the ashes out into a pan that stays under the grill.