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+Taylor Moon Hi Taylor! It was called mineral fusion and sprouts was out, so I bought the ColorScience. I live in Arizona and we do sunscreen DAILY and its the only kind my kids will wear. They won't do the lotion on their face LOL

You are very welcome Furious! Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much Jon. I greatly appreciate your positive comment.

+Mandzich Mandzich Thank you very much Mandzich. Thanks for watching.

+Adam i think i found a few good ones on amazon ....

Hi Whitestar111, my spoon in this video has lost its ability to stay open by itself. I'm imagine there's a way to make it stay straight when I unfold it. In any case, I'm not sure where you could find a spoon for your flask. Good luck on your search.

I love this thing too. I'm glad you like it.

I copied and pasted the recipe below.  A couple of added things, I use apple cider vinegar and after I add my vegetables I let it simmer for another one to two hours. Delicious!  ENJOY!To get the maximum benefit from bone soup, it’s best to prepare the soup with oils, spices and vinegar. One way to start the soup is to place your favorite spices and some oil or butter in the bottom of a large soup or spaghetti pot. Apply very slight heat until the spices dissolve within the oil. This allows active components in the spices to release into the oils, enhancing the medicinal properties of the oil.Drop your bones into the pot and top them off with water. You can use just bones or a whole cooked chicken or turkey, if you want to add more protein. Add a splash of vinegar, or lemon or lime juice, to help release the nutrients from bones. Cover and simmer for several hours. Fish requires only a few hours of simmering, while chicken bones can be stewed up to 12 hours and thicker bones of beef shank may be rendered for 24 hours. If you use a pressure cooker you can save time.Next, strain the soup to discard the bones and parts you don’t want to consume, and salvage the broth. Next you may add vegetables or more spices, and that’s it. If you make extra broth, it can easily be frozen and saved for later.

I'm sorry it's taken me so long to say thank you but, thank you.....lol.  It took me this long to give in to joining Google+.  Of course I couldn't reply to any comments until I joined.  Thanks again Larry!

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great review ! thank you and your baby s so cute!!X

Thank for tge review. Just got one.

I'm with you on the bag waste. I did recently (today) find a solution! I took a paper towel and used it to trip the automatic sensor with the plastic bag positioned where I wanted the seal. The paper towel stuck a little to the bag, so I'm going to try it with foil next, but it is doable (at least for the first seal, it wont work for the other side since it has to reach into the "sucking zone"

@ JC Paint: Just curious, but are you still pleased with the Vacuum sealer? It's been 2 years you've owned it now, correct? I am considering buying this model. Also, do you know what the difference is between yours and the V3835? I believe that model may not have been available at the time of your review? Hope you're still answering questions (PS - great review).

Wow, when you cut those bags so short you have to watch the bacteria from the blood seeping down into the sealing slot and contaminating future bags We're in the process of upgrading to a new Foodsaver right now, looks like a descent unit. I'd give some more space on those bags tho. I'd rather use up a few more bags than get sick. mm

I just took mine out the box and after an hour of thinking this is way more trouble than it's worth, I found your video! I was definitely not doing it the way I was supposed to. After watching the video, I bagged 10 lbs of meat in less than 15 minutes. Thanks James!

Mine doesn't work. It seals but doesn't vacuum the air out. It works after 1 seal and then it doesn't work at all. I cleaned it but nothing works. Anyone have any ucking ideas? It's so annoying 

I am buying a sealer for my husband for Christmas- thanks for the demo on this model. I am surprised how loud it is when it sucks out the air! Good demo- thank you.

Thanks for taking the time to do this video. We're getting one for my parents and this will be helpful for them to see as they learn to operate the system.

I know, two in a row, but I fixed the problem. I used a single sheet of aluminum foil to fool the trigger. Hope it helps you save some baggage!

OK, good deal, our old Foodsaver we had to try and clean out the tray right in the machine. Just got a new Foodsaver today. And they are great!

Hi what if I need to seal a banana bread wich measures are 7cm x 7cm. Does it still works on smaller pieces of food? please i hope you answer

I'm going to get one of these for sure! But the only question I have is, can an AR or AK fit in the bag?

It comes with a Accessory Hose... accidently i pull it out so i wanna know how i put it back???

I've been wanting one of these for a while. I might have to break down and get one.

it has a removable tray that you take out and disinfect after each use!

does it still work? Do you have any problems with is food saver?

Loved the review....Thanks for the info!!!! Getting one now...

No problem, glad I could help, and thanks for watching!

love the review and you showed me how to use mine

thanks tons for posting this. Very helpful

no problem thanks for watching! I love mine!

what part of tennessee are you from?

Thanks for the video!

+Bowen Swanson cool!

+Susan Sullivan Sure, a gradual process is always good if you are not sure of thing! Hope you enjoy.

+Emily Yates Yup

+janine frank Zoodles is a great word! Yeah you can mix it up with other veggies and different sauces. Cook it or leave it raw. Many different things to do!

+Jessica Monson Happy to help! Thanks for watching.

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+NobleSpartan27 ??

+William Nagel I don't cook mine. I prefer it raw. I have tried carrots if they are bigger. This is kind of limited.

Different tools for different tasks. The Vitamix is, IMO, the world's best blender, but it doesn't slice, dice, or shred.

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+dejae89 Ditto on freezing ground meat before sealing; it works great to prevent fluid migration.

You are welcome!

I didn't know that.  I will look for some.  Thanks!

You are welcome.  These models are outdated now but I am sure the features are still similar. 

Thank you. 

Haha.  Good compromise!  Yes, he tries to always do something nice.  Sometimes the extra money is just not worth it. 

Thanks for subbing to my channel.  I add lemon juice to help the taste.

Thank you!

Thank you!

+Voha Star Yes

Normal household vinegar ??+RoeStalker

+Voha Star Vinegar and washing up liquid

+boonster666 , using the basket drops the efficiency by 20-35% I've read. But, if you have a lot of small parts and run it a second cycle, if need be, shouldn't really matter.

is that why mine broke the first day. I have the U.S. Aldi version, same model and it broke the first day.

+R TYes, that's always a good response to humour. Book banning works too.

+InTheNameOfJustice , let's do the standard flagging and banning on you.

+R TAh Yes, right. Hmmm. However, there is another way. It's a bit more involved, I grant you and there is a lot of scope for failure but, if you pull it off, it's gonna make you look great.The first step is to haunt the clubs, pubs and bars of a place with a busy commuter link to the continent via ferry. Depending up your sexual proclivities you will have to find a partner working on the ferries who is single and available and wants to have sex with you. Obviously, homosexuals are going to have a bit of a head start but that should not put heterosexuals off and prevent them from trying. I have discovered, through intensive research, that a few of the staff working on ferries are, in fact, heterosexual.Once someone gullible has been brought onside by the tactic of plying them with hard liquor and serious, prolonged rogering over a weekend, one is ready for the next phase.Supply the chosen victim with a length of sturdy rope and the parts to be cleaned. Have them wait until the engines of the ferry are at full tilt and then tie the parts to the rope and lower the rope into the ferry's wash as close to the propellers as is reasonably dangerous.The cavitation caused by the high velocity rotating props will create a high speed jet of tiny bubbles that will blast the parts clean. Now, obviously, some experimentation will be needed by the victim of the repeated sexual assaults discussed earlier, in order to discover the optimum distances required from the props, to the object to be cleaned, depending upon the material density of the object itself.Assuming the victim survives long enough, a table could then be quickly drawn up that could tabulate both the distances needed from the propellers, the length of time, in terms of dunk, that the objects need and the minimum and maximum weight of each object to be cleaned.The clear advantage of this idea is that once the victim has been rogered into compliance, because he or she works on the ferry they will pay nothing at all, to anyone, to take advantage of the said cavitation. Effectively making the whole process free; once the initial outlay of booze, rope, possible handcuffs and a gimp suit, possibly some Vaseline and a dozen condoms has been recovered. The scope for making this a commercial proposition then becomes obvious. Even an idiot could do it. In fact, I can go as far as saying that only an idiot would.If, in the likely event that a rope gets wound around a propeller and drags the victim overboard and into the blades to become a fish smoothy, all you will have lost is one gullible fool of dubious sexual morals and, maybe, an old dirty carburettor. A small price to pay, I would suggest for the potential genius of the system.Note: This process requires no tank. Only an ocean or channel of sufficient width. Thus avoiding the need to steal a cooking vessel from the local school kitchens.

+InTheNameOfJustice , was considering that. I however did look up specs on these things in general for cubic space versus wattage and finally found what Hz works best for what.I discovered that some of these things use stainless steel tanks made as food containers/warmers for buffets and then used as these tanks. Also, that 40-42 is about general purpose as a frequency for cleaning. 20 is good for larger parts like car parts but can tear smaller, delicate parts up. Other now more pricey models do a modulated frequency from around 40 up to 120 to get the best out of all the frequencies.On buying one of these things a drain hole is preferred. Also, look at the design. I understand that harbor tool has one that's not bad but it's heated and the way it's designed allows for condensation to form and gather inside the works of the unit. Not good. Heat. Most people will say it's good. But, really, it's an oversell. If you're doing 20 minutes of cleaning, you can preheat the cleaner somewhere else and then clean it. The heating elements do work but takes forever to heat up. I believe they work best for just being there and keeping the cleaning stuff at the proper temp. But, you need to consider whether a drop in 10 degrees and adding a unit to keep it stable is worth the extra money.On draining, for some applications like cleaning clocks, that stuff can be used for 10 or 15 or more clocks and is EXPENSIVE. Therefore, you want a suitable container to drain it into and will need fittings to apply to the unit and food grade plastic tubing to drain it to. Not very costly but it is when you need it and it's 10 p.m. and you don't have them but need them. And, you want a unit tank that you can let this stuff sit in for say 12 hours or while it cools down without fear of it eating the metal.I did buy a plastic drinking container designed for the fridge. It holds more than 6 litres and can accommodate all the cleaner and has a quick drain bung hole because it's for storing water. But, it works well for the cleaner but I wouldn't put anything hot into it.

+Verd Gj Well, buy two cheap ones, make you own tank and you will have a good one for less than half the price of the pro kind. In fact, you could by 4 cheap ones and have 4 transducers to boast about. Think of that! People down the pub will go wild and buy you drinks, even if you just pass by. They will want your autograph and everything.

+R THoly foil, Batman !

+TwirlyheadYes, I've just bought the same model and checking out whether it's good or not.  The bowl is stainless steel.   I did the foil test and it did eat holes in it.  Not sure if that really counts for anything unless I want holey foil.

The bath is stainless steel.

I will have a look at other opions, but this one still going strong

thats true. But you would be amazed how fast and how clean a slightly more expensive cleaner does the job. Mine was a 100 bucks and has two transducers

The point is they are really cheap and if one breaks you can get another one. I can buy 10 for the price of semi professional one. They do the job.