Keep Your Snacks Fresh for Only $17 - Neatorama

We've all had to deal with stale and expired food before, but preventing the spoilage completely generally requires buying an expensive vacuum sealer -at least, until now. The iTouchless Bag Re-Sealer uses heat to re-seal bags so no air can get in to taint your favorite snacks. Best of all, the item is cheap -only $16.98 for two on Amazon.

The only drawback is that the reviewers say you can only use the items on thick bags or else the plastic will melt away too much.

Read more about the item at Homes and Hues: The $17 Bag Resealer

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Yeah - we had one about that long ago - and yeah - it was fairly useless. For one thing, if there's any grease on the sealing faces it doesn't stick properly - and many foods are slightly greasy.
It seems like an overly technical solution to a simple problem.

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They sold these on TV 15 years ago as a free gift with the side cut can openers. Not as easy to seal as they demonstrate. just use a bulldog clip.

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This is useless if you leave the oxygen in the bag. Virtually all sealed packages these days only contain nitrogen – they seal the bags so they can keep the oxygen out, and once you open then you let the cat out of the box... or to be more precise, you let the cat inside the box.

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It would make sense with a large family-sized bag of french fries or something, but Cheetos? A bag never lasts more than a few minutes at my house!

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If you own a vacuum sealer, you can use it for this. If the plastic is too thin, try folding over the thin bags a few times.

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D&D (especially the older versions) is also very useful for teaching children math and problem-solving skills as well as encouraging reading and imaginative play, the latter of which is very important for social and emotional development. I can't wait until my kids are old enough to play (my oldest is 3), but for now they have giant fuzzy dice to throw around.

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"Now that Generation X is moving into middle age, they are leading a resurgence of the game Dungeons & Dragons."

Perhaps but another big reason for the resurgence is that D&D retooled to appeal to MMORPG gamers. 3.5 Ed was basically the end of the old D&D paradigm. 4th ed is designed around being tabletop WoW. The game has come full circle.

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Old Skool D&D dork here, and yes, putting all the issues into visual elements still helps me solve problems today.

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