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I know you guys may have this down pat and all but when it comes to tying a breather bag, its sad to say but it took me 10 minutes to get it done. The lfs's make it look so easy. :(

I'm going back to my noobness now, thought if just share my struggle lol

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I find the small ones very difficult to tie up if there's a decent amount of water in them. It may have something to do with my ever so delicate fingers.

The medium sized bags are easy as there is a lot to grab onto.

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I have to invest in one of those little heat and seal thingies they used to have on the infomercials back in the 90s.... :)

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Just twirl the bag around to make the top twist then fold it over once or twice and wrap it around with an elastic band.

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You know the trick with the rubber band right?

You can loop it through the end and just wrap the rubber band around till there is only a few loops round left and then you do the twisty thingo. -not the easiest thing to explain in words....

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I use a couple of rubber bands myself when it's local but if its being shipped then I will try to tie it as I have heard rubberbands can come off in rough transit. I also try to put on a rubberband even if I tie it for added security. Don't want any accidents to happen is transit :)

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