EuroSealer is a hand-held device which allows you to re-seal bags to retain freshness. Read our EuroSealer review.
About EuroSealer
EuroSealer is a small device which allows you to instantly re-seal most bags. The official product website is buyeurosealer.com, which was registered in August 2008. The screen capture below shows how the official website appeared in September 2016.
Claims & Features
- Over 20 million sold
- Seal and reseal bags
- Saves money by keeping food fresher longer
- Good for meats, fruits, veggies, chips, and even pet food.
- Works on foil bags or lawn & garden bags
Cost
From the official website, you can purchase EuroSealer for $9.99 + $4.99. A second unit is included for another $4.99.
EuroSealer can be found in stores such as Bed Bath and Beyond for about $10.
EuroSealer Review
EuroSealer is one of the longest-running As Seen on TV products in recent years, dating back at least 15 years. In 2016, a new EuroSealer advertising campaign has brought this product back into the public eye.
The idea behind EuroSealer is that you can re-seal almost any bag, which allows you to keep items fresh longer. This opens up the possibility of buying products in bulk, knowing that you can keep them fresh longer. It can also stave off items going stale or limp due to air exposure or humidity.
EuroSealer works by means of a small heated wire. You clamp the device down onto the bag, and run it along the area you want to be sealed. The heat fuses the two sides together to form an airtight seal. You’ll find that it works on most bags, depending on thickness and type of plastic.
There is a built-in bag opener, which works similar to a letter opener. This allows you to create a straighter edge when initially opening a bag, facilitating the re-sealing process later.
EuroSealer has amassed about a 3.5 star rating over the years. While most people feel that it works generally as advertised, some consumers have pointed out a couple of potential drawbacks. It doesn’t work as well on bags that are too thick or too thin. It’s also cheaply made, and requires two AA batteries which aren’t included.
Most consumers have said there is a small learning curve in order to use EuroSealer with proficiency. Holding it in place too long or not long enough can yield less than optimal results. There are extensive directions, which you may want to read carefully before jumping into using EuroSealer.
Despite a few “cons,” EuroSealer has become an As Seen on TV mainstay because it works for most people. The number of applications for which it is well suited makes it a versatile part of any household. From re-sealing chip bags, to creating air-tight storage for household items, this inexpensive gadget can usually pay for itself in short order.
Those who live in humid climates will covet the ability to re-seal bags in order to prevent food from becoming limp. It only takes a few rescued bags of chips for EuroSealer to pay for itself.
Look for EuroSealer locally to avoid shipping delays and charges.
Alternatives
You can find a number of bag re-sealers for sale online and in stores. One of the more popular options on Amazon is the iTouchless Bag Re-Sealer which costs $15.45 and holds a 3.4 star ratings.
Television Commercial
The video below shows many different ways in which EuroSealer can be used.
Your EuroSealer Reviews
Have you used EuroSealer, or are you considering buying it? Tell us what you think in the comments below and leave a star rating above.
I have used my EuroSealer for years and years but I think the wire is wearing out. I have an adaptor. I went to buy a new unit but did not see the opening for the adaptor just the hexagon shape.