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The purpose behind the purchase of these oxygen absorbers is their utilization in long-term food storage. They are being used with dessicant packets in 1gal and 5gal Mylar bags for the storage of food stuffs. When properly sealed the food storage bags appear to be shrink wrapped, which tells me the OX absorbers are performing their proper functions.
Would I recommend them to friends and family, YES. Be Prepared.
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I bought a bag of these to use with my emergency food supplies I am storing in five gallon Mylar bags. I used all 30 of them in one day (they come in sealed packages of 10). I used a shopvac to suck out most of the air before I sealed the bag. The next day the bags were sucked down tight. The bags of beans were like bricks they were so tight. I will definitely buy these again.Best Deals for Oxy-Sorb 3x 10-Packs (30 total) Oxygen Absorber, 2000cc
Used these for long term food storage in Mylar bags placed in 5 gallon buckets. Rice, beans, wheat, elbow macaroni and sugar all store well in long term food storage (>10 years) when done right. Good value with these O2 absorbers. As always, I got fast shipping at a fair price.Honest reviews on Oxy-Sorb 3x 10-Packs (30 total) Oxygen Absorber, 2000cc
I received the absorbers in fine fashion. I put them in 5 gallon cans of grain, using 5 Gallon (18"x28") Ziplock Zip Seal Mylar Bags, I pressed as much air out as I could, added one 2.000cc absorber, to little effect after waiting 5 hours, so I opened the mylar bags and added up to three in each 5 gallon can. Still no vacuum effect. It could be the bags, it could be me, or it could be these absorbers. Maybe I am suppose to use more than I did, but over all this has been frustrating and not effective. I don't know where to go now to solve my long term storage problem. The unused absorbers did create a vacuum effect in the quart jar I stored them in, so I know they worked to a degree, just not to the degree I needed in this case. Darn.As an addendum, I have since gotten new absorbers and sealed the mylar bags with an iron set on Cotton. I got a great vacuum seal and the bag tightened up wonderfully against the item stored within a few hours. All was well. The problem was trusting the ziplock seal on the mylar bag. I hope you will learn from my mistake.
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