I googled to find out what these are.
Did you mean Kilner jars, or is there something we need to be aware of concerning you??
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If you see mold with the neked eye, it's too late - spores have already spread to the rest of your stash.I like being able to inspect tobacco for mold. Jars for me.
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Just picked some up, i like mylar but i still have that fear of mold so using the food saver on them makes me feel better, irrational fear or not it's still there. Worth it to open the bags i have of loose leaf and redo them vacuum then heat sealed.You can shop their site and pay through Amazon if you want:
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I don’t use anything between bag and iron. I just keep it moving a few passes on one side then the same on the other. Very obvious as it seals. I do have a flat plank that I use to place the bags on for ironing instead of an ironing board.Just curious and sure i could google it but that doesn’t generate discussion ?. When you use a clothing iron to seal Mylar what do you use between the bag and iron, small towel or something.
Ok so it doesn’t melt and stick to the iron, that was my fear. Thanks.I don’t use anything between bag and iron. I just keep it moving a few passes on one side then the same on the other. Very obvious as it seals. I do have a flat plank that I use to place the bags on for ironing instead of an ironing board.
....what do you use between the bag and iron?
I figure I’ll just set it it to 11 and let it sit there until it bruns through the table, then the floor and into the apt below ala Tom and Jerry, your way is too easy.One of the several reasons that I use a styling iron is that it simultaneously provides heat to both sides of the flap across a flat surface. Another is that the temperature can be precisely set. I get an optimum seal with zero issues, in the space of about 20 seconds, since I need to do a left side/right side press on the large wide bags.