Coffeevac’s have a unique patented vacuum seal closure system, which allows the carbon dioxide from the beans to escape, while keeping your coffee moisture and oxygen free. Coffeevac’s save you money and guarantee smooth rich coffee flavor for longer. Solid and tinted Coffeevacs protect light sensitive beans and tealeaves. The Tightvac’s easy to use system
Coffeevac’s have a unique patented vacuum seal closure system, which allows the carbon dioxide from the beans to escape, while keeping your coffee moisture and oxygen free. Coffeevac’s save you money and guarantee smooth rich coffee flavor for longer. Solid and tinted Coffeevacs protect light sensitive beans and tealeaves. The Tightvac’s easy to use system creates a vacuum seal simply by pushing the button on the lid as you close it/press again to open, simple! Use Tightvac storage containers to increase the shelf life of all your dry goods – coffee, tea, cereal, flour, bread, herbs, spices. Use all of our products; Tightvacs, Coffeevacs, EverythingVacs and Vitavacs for a multitude of household storage purposes, from small to large, in a variety of colors and styles. Handwash only.
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No smell leaves this product I used it to hold my weed. I will be honest it doesn’t smell. I like the airtight seal . It did not come with any instructions but you can figure it out
Great For the Right Reasons I’ve already got six Tightvacs and am buying four more today. They do a good job of slowing the staling rate for very fresh whole beans.
Vacuum is a misnomer This is a lightweight, airtight sealed container. However, it loses a point because it is not a true vacuum seal. There is a button along the top rim of the cover that has to be depressed when placing the cover on the base. This button allows trapped air to be expelled from the container as the cover is lowered; but it will only create a “vacuum” when someone attempts to raise the cover without pressing the button to allow air back into the container. This button does nothing to reduce…