Space Saving bags for the price of a plastic, finally.

I am going camping and was wondering if anyone knew if you could drain tuna out of a can and put it in a food saver and vacuum seal it. I have several cans of tuna but it would be easier to carry in a sealed pouch instead of a can. I’m wondering if it would go bad? I’m not sure if the pre-made pouches are different than whats in the can.

For some travelers, compression sacks are an easy way to save space and organize gear. Simply fold up your clothes, place them inside, seal the zip-lock top, and then roll the bag (from the top) to force out the air inside. While this works best with bulky, puffy clothing, compressions sacks are still a great way to keep your clothes clean and dry while on the road. Highly recommended. For home storage of bulky items (comforters, blankets, sleeping bags, etc.), the Space Saver Bags from Target are a cheap way to keep these items clean and compact. Sold by Target (3-pack, Large size, 21.5×33.5 inches/54.6x85cm, MSRP .99) For Heavy use while traveling, I would opt to pay more and get a more durable compression sack from Eagle Creek. You only need one so make it a good one. Available at REI and online. Medium (15.5×24.5in./39.4×62.2cm, MSRP ) Large (17.5×28.5in./44.5×72.4cm, MSRP ) X-Large (27.5×38.5in./69.9×97.8cm, MSRP ) 2-pack (M+L) (MSRP ) 3-pack (S+M+L) (Small Size measures 11x16in./27.9×40.6cm, MSRP ) This video was shot with a Canon G9 on loan.

I bought a Esbit stove hoping it would be a weight and space saving device for my food preparation needs in my bug out bag. I decided to get out the msr pocket rocket and fire it up for the first time. I was glad I did dang had water to a full boil in less than 5 min and heat was easily controlled. Im keeping the msr in my bob.

Whether your using the Ziploc vaccum bags or the Food Savers, they enable you to somewhat weather proof your kit for use in the backcountry. It saves space and ensures that when you call upon your gear its just how you left it, ready for what you need it for.

Let’s take a look at some excellent options for store bought foods that are great for storage and for backpacking, camping, or just as a supplement in your survival backpack. I will also show you my method for creating a self contained meal. This video is part 1 of 2.

Using the BagButton is simple! 1. Simply place the items into a plastic bag of your choice. 2. Use the BagButton and o-ring to create a secure seal on your bag. 3. Attach the hose from a vacuum cleaner and remove the air from the bag. 4. Remove the BagButton and o-ring, twist and tie off the bag. Now the items are ready for storage in the wardrobe, garage, storage units, linen press, moving boxes, shipping boxs, suitcase, camper, RV, backpack, saddle bags, in a box for mailing or just under the bed.

Featured by “Better Homes and Garden” TV Special Featured by “IKEA” Space Saver bagbutton’s TV Special, Featured by the uks National Magazines “Which Caravan” and “Camping Magazine” 2008 – 2009. Also featured in the exclusive Australia’s National Magazine, “On The Road” 2009. Over 3.5 million people are saving space with a vacuum cleaner, plastic garbage bags and one bagbutton. bagbutton’s economical space saving technology allows you to use plastic bags or garbage bags and lets you remove the air with your vacuum cleaner. Vacuum compression space saving storage bags that are affordable.

Featured by “Better Homes and Garden” TV Special Featured by “IKEA” Space Saver bagbutton’s TV Special, Featured by the uks National Magazines “Which Caravan” and “Camping Magazine” 2008 – 2009. Also featured in the exclusive Australia’s National Magazine, “On The Road” 2009. Over 3.5 million people are saving space with a vacuum cleaner, plastic garbage bags and one bagbutton. bagbutton’s economical space saving technology allows you to use plastic bags or garbage bags and lets you remove the air with your vacuum cleaner. Vacuum compression space saving storage bags that are affordable.

Using the bagbutton is simple! 1. Simply place the items into a plastic bag of your choice. 2. Use the bagbutton and o-ring to create a secure seal on your bag. 3. Attach the hose from a vacuum cleaner and remove the air from the bag. 4. Remove the bagbutton and o-ring, twist and tie off the bag. Now the items are ready for storage in the wardrobe, garage, storage units, linen press, moving boxes, shipping boxs, suitcase, camper, RV, backpack, saddle bags, in a box for mailing or just under the bed.