Thoughts on using a coffee vacuum canister for degassing/purging?

[nay01]

What are your thoughts?
I know vacuum ovens are the industry standard, but I'm not dropping that kind of money for just my personal use.

Thanks, let's try keep it civil.


here is a link to one

Fellow Atmos Coffee Vacuum Canister

Fellow Atmos Coffee Canisters will keep your roasted coffee stored fresh for longer, airtight. It achieves this by removing oxygen from the Atmos Coffee Canister. Protecting your fresh coffee beans from moisture and odours whilst delaying the staling and ageing in the process. You don’t need to...

alternativebrewing.com.au

 

[garybo]

@nay01, if it's money your trying to save, try the vacuum bags from walmart or elsewhere, they store neatly in tight spaces and the cost is less than the canaster. I personally don't know of anyone using a vacuum oven, those guys cost thousands of dollars.

Thanks, let's try keep it civil.

My time here at 420 I have never witness any of its members being un-civil.
Good luck with your purchase and how about getting back with your review of the product.

Spark up.

 

[drift]

That with a humidity pack at 55% to62% I'd try. but large canning jar is my of mind 12 on average.

 

[bluter]

i use a vaccum packer that uses a specialized reusable glass style fridge container with a vacuum top. you can purge multiple times with it. it also works with the bags for cob curing etc.

we use the container for gas purging bho and other things .... won't recommend with ether if that is what you are up to. yes i know it can be used that way. the machine exhausts to air and can pose dangers depending on your purge gas.

if determined use outdoor unless safe off gas.

 

[nay01]

Theank you everyone for your helpful thoughts.

I'm considering the freezevacum bags outside in the ice cooler