- Using the BagButton is simple!
- Simply place the items into a plastic bag of your choice.
- Use the BagButton and o-ring to create a secure seal on your bag.
- Attach the hose from a vacuum cleaner and remove the air from the bag.
- Remove the BagButton and o-ring, twist and tie off the bag.
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Product Description
BagButton's economical technology enables you to capture the open-end of most plastic bags or garbage bags and lets you evacuate the air with your vacuum cleaner. BagButton's Space bag Storage Bag system is almost free.
One BagButton and plastic bags are all you need. You have plastic bags, use them! You truly can have all the vacuum space saving space bags you will ever need with one BagButton and your own plastic bags. They are just plastic bag though. So are the expensive space saving bags, and you will get a hole in them eventually. But these are just garbage bags and what do we do with garbage bags anyway? (Throw them away). We have only lost a few pennies, not 20 dollars
The BagButton is completely portable when used with our convenient hand pump otherwise your vacuum cleaner will do. To use the bagbutton simply place items into a plastic bag, twist the bag and insert the reusable o-ring. Then snap the BagButton into place, connect your hand pump or vacuum cleaner hose and pump the air out. Once the air has been eliminated, remove the BagButton and o-ring then tie off the bag. Your items are now airtight and water proof and your BagButton is ready to be re-used over and over again. or more.
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46 of 47 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Way overpriced piece of plastic,
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This review is from: BagButton Vacuum Space Bag (Kitchen)
Shame on me for believing Larry Storey's review, above. From a quick search on Google, it seems he's one of the founders of the BagButton company.
I'm unsurprised his "purchase of the Bag Button has been a prime example of how an online purchase should be experienced." since this being the case, he could grab one off the shelf. I am surprised he would write such a review without mentioning the fact. For anyone considering buying this, I suggest the following free, yet equally effective and quicker method: Take one garbage bag, thickness not important and fill with your stuff. Twist the top closed a bit, though not enough to entirely prevent air escaping. Then kneel on the bag to get the air out. When satisfied, twist it some more then tie a knot in it.
30 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good concept. Results vary.,
By DISenchanted (NM USA -Land of DISenchantment) - See all my reviews
This review is from: BagButton Vacuum Space Bag (Kitchen)
I found while looking for the original vacuum bags.
This concept seemed woekable, so I took a chance. I bought several types of bags. 2mil, 3 mil. Many that seemed very sturdy, were too thick to work with. Others that seemed too thin, were the only ones than actually fit the bag button. After a few days on the closet shelf, tied with tie wraps and/or tied AND twisted, or both, the vacuum seal was already going away. At least the items inside would stay clean, despite losing their vacuum and expanding. A+ for theory and A+ for creating a neat looking gizmo to fit the vacuum. C thru a D+, for vacuum longevity; while stored.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't Waste Your Money!!,
This review is from: BagButton Vacuum Space Bag (Kitchen)
I purchased one of these last year, and what a MAJOR waste of my money! The very next day after using this "button" the "seal" had broken & the bags were full of air. Waste of my time & money!
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