Smell Proof Bags

[yiGity]

Im looking for some advice... im looking at getting some smell proof bags for extra security. Ive recently browsed through some websites briefly and found several different products, " Smelly Bags " seem to be the biggest name to pop up as far as this concern, however I am just looking for any general suggestions as far as being as SAFE as possible. I already have a good setup as far as whats going to go where, but im looking to avoid any problems with law enforcement by any means, especially the state im going to be transporting they arent the leanest with cannabis. Any suggestions any of you have done in the past or are currently using as methods to just be completely safe as far as not worrying about a dog smelling my truck would be much appreciated. Let me know:thumbsup:

yiGity Reviewed by yiGity on 06-09-2008. Smell Proof Bags Im looking for some advice... im looking at getting some smell proof bags for extra security. Ive recently browsed through some websites briefly and found several different products, " Smelly Bags " seem to be the biggest name to pop up as far as this concern, however I am just looking for any general suggestions as far as being as SAFE as possible. I already have a good setup as far as whats going to go where, but im looking to avoid any problems with law enforcement by any means, especially Rating: 5

[illnillinois]

round 2

[yiGity]

i didnt quite understand what your trying to say with that comment?

[illnillinois]

i didnt quite understand what your trying to say with that comment?

my bad.. me either..

ill try again.

If I was going to put it in a smell proof bag. I get maybe 3.

Put on 3 sets of rubber gloves. Get it all in 1 bag,
carefully remove"(touching as little area as possible)" one set of gloves and seal the bag.
Then stick it in another bag and remove another set of gloves, seal. then a 3rd for fun.

The point is, the SMALLEST trace smell will sound da Dog.
Dont get the smell on anything else..

[yiGity]

i see, im possibly lookin into buyin these smelly proof bags. use 2 freezer ziplocks on the inside with a smelly proof on the outside. im not too worried about being pulled over, i just got new plates with tags untill next year, theres nothing wrong with my truck for any high way patrol to pull me over. i have moved plenty of weight in the past and i was also traveling several hundred miles further than i will be this time. im just looking to be as safe as possible, all it takes is one check point dog to sound off if there is even a dog there and im going to be in some trouble. i appreciate your advice anything helps im sure there are plenty of people who do these things on this website, share some of your experience and knowledge in this field of work. much appreciated:thumbsup:

[CaliGreens]

what i do is use bags from ebay. 4mm thick bags are twice the normal 3'' or 4'' bag thickness and it contains smell almost 100%. Only exception is some really stinky herb and if you use gloves than even thats chill in these.

[mushaboom]

why not just use a glass jar?

[ldg420]

two words............. Food Saver... its only like $130 @costco and well worth it! just wear rubber gloves while touching the product, and be sure to wipe the bags down after you seal them...........:stoned:

[stinkyattic]

Smelly Proof Bags are nice and turkey roasting bags are too.
But don't take chances with dogs. I rarely carry herb with me that is not TIGHTLY sealed in a glass mason jar, and even then, my approach is not to let myself get in a situation where Da Dogg is even a question.

[stinkyattic]

With talk of 'shipment' and 'fingerprints'... this thread has come to an end.