ArmorVac Vacuum Seal Bags - 15 x 20 ft - 5 mil - Black & Clear - 2 Rolls

Cut-to-Length Vacuum Storage Rolls - 2 Rolls

Harvested and processed goods lose quality when air and moisture reach them. These vacuum seal bag rolls let you cut a bag to the length each item needs, draw out the air and seal it in. The 5 mil film is built to be strong and durable, and the materials are BPA free and US FDA food safe.

This set holds 2 rolls, each 15 in wide and 20 ft long. It suits growers and home gardeners who package herbs, produce and other goods in regular batches and want both black and clear film on hand.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5 mil thickness — a thick film that stands up to handling and storage.
• Black and clear rolls — choose the film that suits what you store and how you label it.
• 15 in x 20 ft rolls — cut bags to fit items of different sizes.
• BPA free, US FDA food safe materials — suited to storing food and herbs.

Who Should Use ArmorVac Vacuum Seal Bags

Home gardeners and small-scale growers who package harvested produce, herbs and other goods will find these rolls useful. They also suit anyone who stores leftovers and prepared foods.

About ArmorVac Vacuum Seal Bags

ArmorVac vacuum seal bags come as rolls of 15 in x 20 ft, 5 mil film in black and clear. The product is sold as one set containing 2 rolls. The materials are BPA free and US FDA food safe.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What comes in one order?
A: One order is one set containing 2 rolls. Each roll measures 15 in x 20 ft. The set includes black and clear film.

Q: Are these bags BPA free?
A: Yes. The bags contain no BPA and are made from US FDA food safe materials.

Q: How much space should I leave in the bag?
A: Leave about 2 inches of empty space between the contents and the edge of the bag. This lets the sealer pull a proper vacuum. Insert the open end into a compatible vacuum sealer, then vacuum and seal as normal.

Q: What does 5 mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 5 mil describes the thickness of the film. Thicker film is generally more durable than thinner film.

Q: Can I reheat food in the bag?
A: Yes. Cut a small slit in the bag before microwaving cooked food or defrosting. For stovetop heating, keep at least 1 inch of water around the bag so it does not touch the pot, and monitor it throughout.

Q: Can I reuse the bags?
A: Do not reuse them after raw meat, greasy foods or seafood. Do not reuse them after microwaving, steaming or boiling. Do not use them in an oven or broiler.