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Question: Can you use the 3 mil poly nylon vacuum bags with this or do you have to use the ziploc brand?
Document: was excited to get his product. Did many YouTube and Amazon video reviews. This Ziploc Vacuum sealer is what I went with.Sealed bags and rolls work well. Have only used Ziploc brand bags/rolls. Will try other brands later on.No problems wife likes it too! Hey I have even shown my 9 and 10 year olds how to use it. Simple!works on :BaconHot dogsYogurt Covered RaisinsChicken breastHamburgerSams club here I come!!! !No issue with &#34;wet&#34; or &#34;juicy&#34; items like others may say!Stick with a champ.
I love this little vacuum sealer. It is small and has a lovely modern design. It's a bit slow and noisy to use (hence the 4 star rating)  - but hey you can buy in bulk and keep your freezer stocked. So glad I found it. I far prefer this design to the FoodSaver models. You can use any brand freezer bags with it. Nice.
I got it on my first try; some folks may need a try or two to get it right.A couple of nice features: The unit has a 'Pulse' button that can be used to turn the vacuum pump on for short bursts. That's help[ful if you vave a delicate item that you don't want to crush. It also has a connector for Foodsaver vacuum canisters, for items that won't tolerate bagging.A couple of caveats: I just received the unit, so I can't comment on durability. And even though the unit carries the 'Ziploc' brand name, it isn't made by S.C. Johnson & Co., who makes Ziploc bags.
I purchased the Ziploc Vacuum Sealer system a few months ago and am extremely disappointed!!! I purchased it based on the Ziploc name and price. I've always been very happy with Ziploc storage bags and containers, so thought I'd be just as happy with the vacuum sealer system. Boy was I wrong!!!! It doesn't create an airtight seal, so the contents get freezer burn. I've purchased the roll of bags and have cut them different sizes, but that doesn't make any difference. The main kicker is, when I emailed SC Johnson (the company I THOUGHT made the Ziploc vacuum sealer system) about the problem, I was told I had to contact another company wjho actually licenses the Ziploc brand name.
I also bought 3 rolls of Weston food saver bags that I can cut to the size I need. I have used almost one full roll and I am very pleased with how well this sealer system works. I have been freezing casseroles, brownies, bread, and other desserts and finally I do not having anything in the freezer with freezer burn. The seal is holding and the air is completely sucked out. Truly pleased with Ziploc for making a great sealer system.
I use the ziplock sealer system a lot and with little headache. this was the first vacuum sealer I have purchased and have not sought a different brand or model
Used to use the Ziploc hand help pump and bags to freeze steaks when they were on sale. Couldn't find the replacement bags anywhere. Decided to give this electric version a try. I love it. Especially when using the cut your own size bags.....no waste, great coverage and suction is far better than I ever got from the hand held. For the price it was a no-brainer as I saved more than that on the last bulk prime steak purchase! And, by the way, the steaks come out from the freezer as good as they were the day I bought them at the butcher shop!
The unit vacuums better if you manually hold down the cover. The FoodSaver has a manual lock for the cover.So by comparison, I would give the Ziploc a solid 3 and the FoodSaver a 4. Overall, if I was buying again I would pay a little more for the FoodSaver because of the removeable tray and the cover locking mechanism. Either one would get a 5 star if they ever figure out how to hold the bag ends in the vacuum tray.
Nothing new here. I don't mind not having a separate storage area for the roll or a cutter built in since I don't do it very often.2-Accessory port. All of my accessories are Foodsavers. The port is a little smaller on these. What I did was cut the Ziploc accessory hose in have. I can then attach the cut end to the Foodsaver accessory hose.3-Manual vacuum. This feature is way neat and something not found on my old Foodsaver. You can press it to get the right amount of vacuum--sometimes too much draws all the liquid out of your food.
This system worked okay for the first 10 or so bags, but it started getting  harder and harder to get the vacuum to suck enough air out of the bag to make the switch turn on the sealing step. I think the problem started with the lid locking mechanism. It didn't always click when shutting it, so I would have to push it several times to get the lid to engage. I've used about 3 rolls of bags and now because of the earlier mentioned problems the channel wall that the end of the bag has to be in in order for the vacuum to work is broken.
Answer: HiI've used other vacuum bags when I wanted to rewrap cheeses and meats that I received from friends with different machines. I assume that would apply to the bags you're asking about. Vacuum and heat seal worked good on other bags. I hope that helps.