I have a Tilia Compact II home vacuum sealer. Takes special bags that aren't cheap but do work well and can be reused many times. They are available at Sam's Club and, AFAIK, at Sears. About $150 per each. I have bags that have been used at least 10 times. I turn them inside out after use, rinse with hot water, put in the dishwasher, held to a rack with a clothes pin, and put them through the regular cycle with the dishes. Doesn't seem to hurt them and they have no residual odor or residue in them. I've had this thing at least three or four years and it keeps our veggies and meats for lengthy times in the freezer without freezer burn. George Stacey Marien wrote: > > --- George Shirley <gshirl@bellsouth.net> wrote: > > You have been busy. This morning I harvested all the > > cauliflower and broccoli > > that was ready, washed, blanched, froze and then > > vacuum sealed it and back into > > the freezer. > > George, > > tell me more about this vacuum sealer. > > Stacey - who weeded and mulched this weekend in DC. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 > a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/