Multi Size Thickening Convenient Vacuum Bag Storage Bag Transparent Clothes Seal Compression Travel Space Saving Packing Bag

1. How to use:

1. Open the bag and put the quilt or clothes in it.
2. Use the chute to seal two-thirds of the bag, leave one-third, and open the opening at 1/3
3. Put a few quilts or clothes on the quilt, so that most of the air escapes from the mouth at 1/3 (friends who use pumps pay attention, this can save a lot of effort)
4. Quickly pull out the remaining 1/3
5. Use the slide rail to slide back and forth at the seal to make sure the bag is really closed
6. Pull out the dust cover on the bag, unscrew the suction door in the ON direction, align the door of the vacuum cleaner or pump with the door, and start suction. (People who use the pump should pay attention, because the big bag takes a longer time to pump. At this time, you don't need to pump it all at once. You can stop in the middle, and the pump door is tightened in the OFF direction to prevent air from entering. Wait for a break. After the end, Release the door and continue pumping.)
7. After the gas is exhausted, tighten the exhaust door and cover the dust cover to complete the whole process.

The outstanding feature of the bag is that it does not scratch or leak. If you accidentally scrape a small mouth, you can use a wide double-sided tape to stick the two sides together.

Do not unscrew the suction door and pull it down, loosen it, there is a circular gasket inside, do not take it off! !

2. Note:

1. Clothes and quilts should be completely dry before putting them in the bag.

2. Please do not touch the nails or needles directly, so as not to damage the bag.

3. Please avoid using items with feathers in the bag as there will be some thorns. When the air is expelled, the thorns may protrude from the item to pierce the bag.

4. If the zipper is bent and deformed, it will reduce the sealing performance, so try to flatten the bag as much as possible. Fine fibers or dust attached to the zipper can also reduce the seal, so clean the zipper with a damp cloth before pulling it up.

5. Clothes and quilts have different compression rates and recovery rates due to different materials.