DIY Vacuum Packing (a.k.a the Poor Man\'s Spacebag)

You all saw space bag ads on TV, promising to triple your storage space with a vacuum cleaner.
Here\'s an easy way to use the material you already have to do the same!
I came up with this while packing for school and was frustrated with the cargo restrictions in the trunk of my car.
This makes the packaging pressure of the university much smaller, because the space becomes much less by compaction large items such as quilts, bedding and clothes. -Garbage bags-
The vacuum cleaner with hoseI uses a pull rope kitchen bag, but the big black garbage bags work well because they are not very easy to tear.
I \'ve filled my bag with foam mattress pads, but when vacuum packs, anything from clothes to bedding shrinks.
With your hand, hold the closed bag at the top, as shown in the figure.
Vacuum cleaner (
I removed all the tube accessories for easier insertion)
Open it until the bag stops shrinking. . . .
Bathe in the glory of all the spaces you save!
Just make sure there is no hole in the bag and the knot will allow the bag to be completely sealed. Happy travels!
When you restore everything to the air --
Full of glory, just open the bag and watch your things come back to life!
If the package fails to shrink :-
Make sure there\'s no hole in the bag-
Make sure your hands form a complete seal around the vacuum
Manipulate the vacuum so that it does not suck on the side of the bag.
Whatever you pack, it helps to place the vacuum.