What hand held air deflation pump should I buy for this bags ?.
81793
All you need is a vacuum cleaner to pull the air out, after zipping it up, and snapping on the valve cap once it has collapsed enough.
81794
If you have a standard vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment, you're good. That's all you need.
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I have a Quick Fill Electric Pump that I brought from WalMart years ago to use for air mattresses on a camping trip. That pump has a inflate in the front to blow up the mattress and a deflate in that back to remove all air completely for proper storage. This pump is small and handheld, and it was less than $20. Of course, you don't have to use that exact brand of electric pump (if it is even sold anymore), there are several small electric pumps that will do the job.
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I would think just unzipping it would deflate it. Take care not to puncture the bag, as it will not hold air then.
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Amazon has a good selection of air blow guns. For occasional use the primefit will work fine for constant use I would recommend the amflo or forney as they are built to last. Sears, harbor freight or home Depot should have good options too.
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I don't know. I use either VacuSeal or Weston bags and I have found that they both work great. What brand of bag are you referring to in your question? Is it a bag that is specifically designed for a vacuum sealer?
683925
I wouldn't recommend a hand pump or even a small car inflater. I absolutely recommend finding someone with an air compressor.
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No. After this I bought an Aerobed (from Coleman) air mattress with included electric pump. The valve is very robust and sophisticated, designed for rapid deflation. There is no hand pump to fit this valve. I have never had an air mattress that has lasted the way this one has. Worth the money I paid and more.
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I use an inexpensive electric pump similar to the one linked below. I think mine's a Coleman. Any electric pump should work, if it has multiple nozzle sizes/types.Coleman 12-Volt DC QuickPump, Colors May Vary
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I think there is some confusion in the previous 2 answers - they must have been thinking of a different product (the quart bags). According to the reviews, these do NOT work with the hand pump. Based on the picture this looks correct, because these bags do not have the hole that the pump connects to. You can see the difference if you compare the picture of these with the picture of the quart-sized vacuum bags.
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I would purchase the Coleman 120V Quick pump for $20 from amazon. I did and it works great on all inflatables including air beds, etc.
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Sorry, I have seen such balls but have no clue what they require for inflation? The pump works great for our air mattress!
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I use a Coleman battery operated pump. I have never used a hand pump. It might take you some time.
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Good evening I would like to start by saying we sell hundreds of Madella pumps a year and to be honest with you they are basically all the exact same motor. The only difference usually is the style of the bag. Typically the insurance companies will give you the not a stylish brown lunchbox style tote or the one listed above with the cooler. The ones the people are typically purchasing now are the metro bag which is more stylish and looks like a large diaper bag and serve the dual purpose of diaper bag as well as pump but does not look like a pokey hospital style pump What's also convenient about the metro bag is that the pump is in its own little lunch bag style size told that is removable and you can use it for portable pumping in your home your vehicle or wherever you choose to pump without having to carry large awkward tote looks like a big beach cooler. If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact us if you're looking for a stylish pump we have many in stock somewhere listed and some are not yet listed. Thank you very much the baby Depot
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We had the oreck (model) but after 2 weeks my wife said it was too loud, like jets landing on the house. Go to oreck website and look for the manual for your vac and get that bag.
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Any vacuum pump will work so long as it seals against the black plastic disk seen on the top of the lid. I used an normal electric vacuum pump with a plastic hose held against the disk. Doesn't take much effort or time as mason jars have a low volume.
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These work with a battery operated pump. I don't know is there is a manual pump for this brand of bags.
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Yes it is an easy device to use, use the pump and fill the bag with air. There's a little bead that you can push to seal the pipe so air doesn't escape. Unscrew the silver valve near the pump to allow air to escape, but the manufacturers suggest you let the air out slowly and keep your neck in while it deflates. Dont apply pressure to it to speed up the deflation process as it can damage the product.
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90 PSI on the compressor will work well. Anything higher than your target inflation number will be fine.
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I use a rechargeable air pump with a switch to deflate . It only takes 2 minutes.