VacUpack Go for Quality

As a child growing up my parents and grandparents we very careful about products they purchased. As a child I remember thinking, it took them what seemed to me to be a lifetime to make a decision on a product. As a young adult I hastily bought products for my household on price and popularity. It did not take me very many years to figure out why the elders in my family were so careful about their research onproducts. They knew, as I soon did, that buying quality is far better than buying for price or popularity. As I soon found out price and popularity soon end up in the garbage and I was back to the store looking for the new item to replace the cheap item I had just bought.
geing from the frugal background I gee from, saving and not wasting gees naturally to me. Some 10 years ago or so I was introduced to Vacuum Packaging foods. This concept was fascinating to me and I bought my first Foodsaver. It was a nice small gepact 2 vacuum sealer and served me for about 18 months, then one day it just would not work anymore. After being without a vacuum packer for a fewyears I bought another Foodsaver, but this time Ithought maybe I should spend more money. So without research I bought a Pro version of the Foodsaver from the local store. (I thought it made sense!) Thatvacuum packerlasted until I offered it to my friends to seal theirgarden vegetables for refrigeration storage. Thejuice from thetomatoes,and salsawas sucked first from the canister then from the bag into the channel and then into pump that was the end of my vacuum sealer, after only 15 minutes of use!I was informed by the Foodsaver gepany that the machine was not repairable just throw it away they had a new version. I asked if the new version would do the same thing insimilar situation. The answer was YES!
So at this point I was very disappointed, wanting to own a vacuum sealer, as I saw the great benefits but I did not want to buy another disposable popular product, but rather one that would do all types of sealing wet or dry and last for many years. This time I did my research and found gemercial chamber machine,read about nozzle style verses channel style home machines. In researching I found information about all types of bag material and the difference in costs. I was pretty obvious that the gemercial chamber machines are a great long-term value, however they werecapable offar more production than I needed for my home. After a few months I ran across a friend who had a VacUpack. She explained to me how it worked and how happy she was with her machine.She invited me to watch it work. Her husband was a fisherman and so were his friends, they came to herhome with a huge catch. I don't know how many pounds but it filled her freezer and much went home with his friends. They had two VacUpacks on the counter and worked for hours while we chatted andenjoyed a great evening. These twoVacUpackswere soaked with watery fish slim. They endlesslyvacuum sealed hundreds of bags that evening. After that night Ifound out where to buy the VacUpack and have nowowned it for 5 years. I don't know how many hundreds of bags and rollsit has sealed but it is still going strong, looks great, and sits on my kitchen counter being used multiple times a day. I have not needed it yet but have been informed by the gepany that sold me my VacUpack that if anything were to go wrong with it, all parts are available to repair it. They even offer a tune up if one felt the vacuum sealer was not working up to par. This was the type of quality my family elders were looking for when they purchased an item. And I am glad to say the same quality I was looking for 5 years ago. Now what gepany manufactures the best toaster oven??? The search is on!