Volcano Bag Change

[SparkSomeChange]

Im trying to replace the bag on my solid valve volcano, and there is no "stripe" in the box of the bag to seal the end of the balloon. How do I seal it without this stripe? Am i doing something wrong?

SparkSomeChange Reviewed by SparkSomeChange on 10-18-2008. Volcano Bag Change Im trying to replace the bag on my solid valve volcano, and there is no "stripe" in the box of the bag to seal the end of the balloon. How do I seal it without this stripe? Am i doing something wrong? Rating: 5

[5016169]

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I use the easy valve, so that's all I could find.

[SparkSomeChange]

Thanks for the response. I know how to change the bag, I just don't have the peice needed for the top to seal it off so no vapor can escape. Does any one know if I can use a rubber band or something?

The bag that came with it has a metal clip looking peice that creates an air tight seal, this is what im looking for.

[5016169]

Ok I understand now ... but I don't know the answer. You could just use a regular oven bag which already has the back end sealed and only one open end. That's what I use in mine and they only cost like $3 for 6 bags. They are shorter than the original volcano bags, but wider.

[riley22]

We had the same problem, we were completely blazed and it tooks us about 2 hours to figure this out. If you unfold the new bag there will be a strip, its made out of the same material the bags are. We didnt think it would seal as good as the metal piece, so we used a piece of wire.

[SparkSomeChange]

Yeah, I saw that strip of bag material when I unfolded it, but there is no way im trusting that to seal the bag off. I ended up using about five rubber bands and a couple hair ties to seal off the end, works well so far.

Maybe ill try zip ties next time.

Thanks for the feedback

[VapedG13]

use a zip tie....kite string.....wire twist ties for plastic bags