Dometic 12/240V Vacuum Sealer

G'day Jarno,

No, as the liquid will get sucked into the machine.
Best bet is to pop your soups/juices in the vac seal bags, and pop them in the freezer.
Once frozen you can vac seal them!
Hope that helps.

G'day Sheree,

Yes, you can vacuum seal grapes, this will help them to remain fresh a little longer than in a non-sealed bag. They will get squashed if you vacuum them too much though, so just be careful when vacuuming the air out.

The Dometic bags are 28 cm in width, Ashlee, which is about the maximum width you'll be able to seal in this vacuum sealer.

G'day Daniel,

I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't be able to seal a Mylar Bag. The sealer uses heat to seal off the bag/roll where needed, so as long as Mylar behaves the same way as the plastic vacuum sealer bags it should be fine. I don't think they'll suck the air out of the bags though.

G'day Jacqui,

You can grab some spare rolls for your Dometic Vacuum Sealer here. 

G'day Karl,

We certainly do sell spare bags for the Dometic 12/240V Vacuum Sealer. You can grab them here. 

G'day Mel,

It is possible to reseal vacuum bags. Many even use the sealer to reseal shop packaging (such as chip packets).

And you can use different branded bags, however, the manufacturer does encourage you to use theirs.

G'day Patrick,

I've done some research, but I, unfortunately, can't find any information on the amp draw of the Dometic Vacuum Sealer for both 12V and 240V. My apologies. I'll keep looking to make enquiries and hopefully have an answer soon.

G'day Aaron,

Thanks for the tip! We currently don't have any stock available for me to check today but as soon as more Vacuum Sealers come in, I'll do some investigation.

G'day Aaron,

Sorry, it took us a while to get this info for you. I've added this information to our product page, but for your information, the plaque on the bottom of the machine has the following information:

AC 100-240V, 50/60 Hz, 100W/DC12V, 5.4A

Hopefully this gives you the information you need.