Magnetic Mini Bag Sealer with Display, Rechargeable
Heat seals an open plastic bag closed under its lid, and keeps on the fridge door by a magnet between uses.
A clip or a roll of the top keeps a bag shut until someone knocks it. This sealer melts the open end closed instead, then waits on the fridge door for the next bag.
Color White
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- Heat seals snack and food bags
- Six seal times, from 2 to 16 seconds
- Magnet holds it on the fridge door
- Slide out blade opens bags
- 1800 mAh battery, charges by USB C
Closing an open bag
A heat seal, not a clip
A clip pinches the top of the bag together. The sealer melts the plastic into one seam, so the bag stays shut when it tips over in the cupboard.
Clip or rolled top
- Lets air in at the corners
- Comes loose when the bag tips
- Clips go missing in the drawer
- Scissors to open the next bag
Fridge bag sealer
- One melted seam across the bag
- Stays shut when it falls over
- Lives on the fridge door
- A blade slides out to open bags
How to use it
Sealed in three steps
- 01
Switch it on
Long press the button and the display shows the setting. Short presses move it from P1 to P6, the shortest seal to the longest.
- 02
Lay the bag in
Put the open end of the bag flat across the heated strip, under the lid.
- 03
Press until it counts down
Press the lid down gently until the countdown ends, then lift it and let the seam cool for a moment.
What it's for
Any plastic bag you open and don't finish
Crisps and sweets
Seal a half eaten packet so the rest is still crunchy tomorrow.
Frozen veg and food bags
Close a plastic food bag before it goes back in the freezer or the fridge.
Biscuits and cereal
Seal the inner bag after breakfast so it doesn't go soft in the box.
Close up
Display, strip and magnet
Display
Shows the setting from P1 to P6 and counts down while the bag seals.
Sealing strip
The open end of the bag lies across it under the lid. Press down and heat closes the plastic.
Button and USB C port
Long press to switch on, short press to change the setting. It charges from the port beside it.
Compared
Box sealer or a clip style sealer?
A clip style sealer is smaller and slides along the bag by hand. This one has a lid you press down, six seal times and a countdown, so the seam comes out the same each time.
| Compared | This productFridge bag sealer | Clip style sealer |
|---|---|---|
| How it seals | Press the lid down | Slide it along the bag |
| Seal times | 6, from 2 to 16 seconds | Usually one |
| Display | Setting, countdown and battery | Usually none |
| Stores on the fridge | Yes, magnetic back | Some models |
Try it at home
Use it for 30 days. If it doesn't earn its place, send it back.
Tracked US shipping, usually 5 to 10 business days. Free on orders over $59, otherwise $4.99. If it isn't right for your kitchen, tell us within 30 days and we'll arrange a free return.
Questions
Plastic bags: crisp, sweet and biscuit packets, and plastic food and freezer bags. Paper bags won't seal, because there's no plastic to melt.
Start on a short setting such as P2 for a thin bag and go higher for a thicker one. If the seam pulls apart, seal it again one setting up.
The heated strip is about 3.7 in (9.5 cm) long. For a wider bag, seal one part, slide the bag along and press again so the seals overlap.
Through the USB C port on the end, with the cable in the box. The display shows the battery level when it's on.
A heated strip under the lid warms the plastic at the open end of the bag until the two sides melt together. When it cools, they stay joined as one seam.
Yes. Crisp packets are plastic with a foil layer, and they seal like other plastic bags. Start on a short setting and go up one if the seam pulls apart.
Slide the blade out and cut just below the seal, or tear along it. The bag gets a little shorter each time.
On the fridge door. The magnet on the back holds it there, so it's to hand the next time you open a bag.