Mattress vacuum bags?
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nuyorican

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118 months

Friday 29th November 2024
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JoshSm

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53 months

Friday 29th November 2024
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No reason it shouldn't work assuming it's foam though you'd have a fun time rolling it if it was already fully vacuumed as it'd be solid, you'd have to roll it when only part done.

Vacuum cleaner might have enough suck, I always used a dedicated pump; not fast but great at pulling vacuum.

I suspect the factory packing is just done mechanically to press & roll & wrap.

paulrockliffe

16,208 posts

243 months

Friday 29th November 2024
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I have a double mattress vacuumed and rolled up under the eaves for guests, the process was dead simple. I was as skeptical as you sound, but I figured it was worth a go.

I think I started sucking the air out then rolled it up before it started to go stiff. You get some straps with the bags that you then use to roll it up tight as you get more of the air out. Would recommend.

sherman

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231 months

Friday 29th November 2024
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For the price of the bag and the hassle of wrestling it into shape I would just hire a transit for the day.

sherman

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231 months

Friday 29th November 2024
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nuyorican said:
Really? Is hiring a van that cheap?

Assumed it would be extortionate. Will look into it.
Thats Arnold Clark prices but you can definetly get cheaper.