ONE CLOSER TO THE BINDLE OF CARROTS

Again woot? I hope you're only selling 3 or 4 of these...

What no Monkey in this one?

Theme of the day: This sucks

I wonder if this will work with FoodSaver containers?

keeps your flying woot! monkeys fresh for years.

Wow. Sold out yesterday, more today

Would this constitute a quality post?

I love woot.

Which sucks more, the Kenmore or the Dyson?

Keeps the herbs fresh...;)

The Dyson I just ordered should be able to do this.

Foul!

How could this have "sold out" the first time if it is back? Unless y'all checked your pockets and found more?

I bought a similar one on here before. It works great but finding the bags can sometimes be a pain in the Bundle of Crops

This one ran yesterday. It is a refurb. So, is it a Re-Rerun, a Re-Refurb, or a Re-Re-Run-Furb?

I want a Bindle of Carrots, not bagger for crap

Quite a bargain for anyone shipping drugs across state lines...

Good for storing all your satellite speaker mounts.

buildintechie wrote:Would this constitute a quality post?

I love woot.

Does replying giving you a quality post?

outuvtime wrote:I wonder if this will work with FoodSaver containers?

I have one and it works fine with FoodSaver bags. You can get them pretty cheap on amazon.

Signed, SEALED, Delivered

Want a Bindle of Carrots!!

guys, guys settle down. I made the same mistake you did.

YESTERDAY they were selling the Elite Model
http://www.woot.com/blog/viewentry.aspx?id=19096
TODAY this is the Deluxe model

which one is nicer though? this one certainly looks nicer

Amazon seems to indicate this is NOT a good woot.
http://www.amazon.com/Kenmore%C2%AE-Vacuum-Sealer-Deluxe-Refurbished/dp/B000Y388AW

sooo...does anyone have a comment on whether this thing works as advertised and is worth 15 bucks + shipping?
thinking of getting one for my mom.

If that's what it takes to order a vacuum sealer, the Bundle of Crops is going to be impossible.

Nice to know some things never change.

eldiablohijo wrote:What no Monkey in this one?

monkey kicked off the woot-off

To really be a good sealer, it has to be a two button model. One button for seal only and one button for vacuum & seal.

Poor review on Amazon.

I have a suck 'n' seal from another company (the "real" manufacturer) and it is great. I use it almost every day, and it really does keep things fresh longer. Sometimes a LOT longer. This particular one is quite a bit cheaper tan the one I have. I say: Go for it.

I could only find reviews for it on the kenmore website
http://www.kenmore.com/kenmore-select-seal-n-save/p-00869943000P
they are selling it for $99. Reviews are mostly positive except the heating strip may give you issues. Only one review on amazon I could find

Will the BoX Of ConDomS come up next? hmm...

I looked around for bags and the only place I found the ones specific to this item was on the Sears site and they were out of stock.
:/

I guess if the food saver bags work well with it, it might be worth a shot...

Neat! I was bummed that I missed this yesterday.

From yesterday's comments, people who already own this say that you can use ANY plastic bags. You aren't limited to a particular brand.

hcsencsi wrote:Foul!

How could this have "sold out" the first time if it is back? Unless y'all checked your pockets and found more?

The other one was "elite," this one is "Deluxe"

colebeck wrote:sooo...does anyone have a comment on whether this thing works as advertised and is worth 15 bucks + shipping?
thinking of getting one for my mom.

I've got a Black and Decker sealer, and if it worked it would be fantastic. If your mom has a need for something like this it should be good (if it works.) Kind of up to her, though... you might want to ask her.

nvaine wrote:If that's what it takes to order a vacuum sealer, the Bundle of Crops is going to be impossible.

Nice to know some things never change.

Yeah, took me three tries to buy these.

in for two. There you go woot! are you happy, I got the "stuff I don't need but bought anyway" out of my system.

Does anyone know the widest bags it can take?

Anyone know how (or if) this handles liquid stuff? Like, small batches of stew? I like the idea of being able to freeze it into manageable portions and then boil it in the bag.