Friday, April 01, 2011

Vac-U-Box

Follow-up
Vac-U-Box

A few weeks ago (rollover click) I reported on Vacu-Box.  Some of the same bread is still contained, and still fresh and soft.  FWIW.  It's (cheap) stuff that works, and there ain't too much of that around.

7 comments:

USMC2841 said...

Your pumpernickel is reproducing at an alarming rate.

Anonymous said...

You got yours off of Woot, right?

Casca

DJMoore said...

Wow.

I have to get one of these for the shop.

Some paints and stains (and casting resins, that sort of thing) must be stirred carefully, if at all, because they can get bubbles in them, which ruins the finish.

If they do get foamy, the best way to get rid of the bubbles is to, yes, put the stuff under a vacuum so the bubbles expand and pop.

I wonder if this thing generates enough of a vacuum to do that.

"The street finds its own uses for things" — William Gibson

Rodger the Real King of France said...

DJMoore - If not, the Food Saver surely will (use mason jars or available larger lids).

DougM said...

Aren't you worried about the cosmic environmental/health damage that these things can wreak?
Look, it's like antibiotics. Pretty soon vacuum-resistant microbes will be artificially selected-for in these things.
That means that Earth will no longer be insulated from the rest of the cosmos by the outer-space vacuum, so these microbes will be able to migrate to and infect other planets, thereby dashing any hope that mankind will eventually be able to colonize alien planets.
Clearly, we need some kind of vacuum ethics regulation and licensing, ideally under UN auspices.
I'm sure there's a thesis or a lucrative grant in this ... maybe even (dare I hope?) an Academy Award or a Nobel ... and a big-ass houseboat.

Alear said...

Still not buying Rodg. Please let us know again in 2 months if that seal hasn't sprung a leak.

Anonymous said...

Rollover click?

No workee.

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