Vacuum Storage Bags: 5 Fast Facts

See The 10 Best Vacuum Storage Bags on Ezvid Wiki ►►
Fact #1. The concept of vacuum packing food, goods, and other items is not new. In fact, people have been experimenting with it since the early 19th century. It wasn't until after WWII that vacuum packing food really took off, though. Vacuum packing refers to any method of removing air from a package or container before sealing it. Doing so can significantly reduce the volume, and also extend the shelf life of food.
Fact #2. Vacuum packing and sealing reduces or eliminates the atmospheric oxygen inside of a container. This helps to limit the growth of fungi and bacteria. It can also prevent the evaporation of volatile components. This makes it the ideal technology to use with foods that would otherwise spoil quickly.
Fact #3. Vacuum storage bags are one of the best ways to store clothes, bedding, and other textiles. They're suitable for both long-term storage and travel. They work by compressing the contents of the bag, either through the use of a vacuum cleaner or handheld pump. This makes them ideal for those with limited storage space.
Fact #4. Using a vacuum storage bag allows you to bring more clothes on your next vacation. You won't have to worry about paying for additional pieces of luggage. Most clothing, bedding, and textiles can be compressed down to a fraction of their original size. You can fit more clothes into your current luggage.
Fact #5. As a general rule of thumb, you should never put hard or sharp objects inside of vacuum storage bags. This will often cause tears or punctures during the vacuuming process, transport, or storage. If you must store a hard or sharp object, always put it between many layers of clothing, blankets, or towels.