Pinto Beans - Long Term Storage using a New 7mil Mylar Bag 

I just order those bags! My first time prepping. Great timing to see your video! Thanks!

Thank you, i am preping beans today and this video was great to refresh my memory on how to this

Just packed mine all up, thank you!

I loved this video!!! Great guy.

Wow, long tome no see. Welcome back !

I bought some of these exact bags from Amazon (except in the half gallon size). Never did this before so should be fun. All my beans and rice are in the freezer now to kill any bugs. Was going to put 2-100cc absorbers into them. It's just me and my husband so I figured 1/2 gallon would be big enough. These seem to be very nice bags. I'm going to try sealing mine with a hair straightener that has a digital display of the temperature. I've seen these used often and they tend to be a lot easier than a standard iron.

Some larger bags are good you will be using the food stores as time goes by and replacing with fresh stock. Not to mention the barter potential of having beans someone else may have dried veggies to swap or canned meats maybe food for ammo

Thanks for the reminder. It is time for us to do it again. I have been waiting to build a cellar. We do not have the storage room in the RV. I paused this video to check what I had left in my 5 gallon bucket. I have my last two (4 cup) bags from July 2012.

Shalom! Thank you for the tutorial on food storage using mylar bags, oxygen absorbers and 5 gal. buckets. Pleasant Grow Farms puts out 7 ml. mylar bags and so I must order some of them. Thank you so kindly and blessings to you and yours!

Who else cringed when he did the second crimp on the first bag. I thought for sure it was folded over. I’m sure he knows better, but the wrinkles in the crimp sure make it seem unsealed.

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Thanks 7mm sounds GREAT. 💪👋🙏 new subscriber if you could put link's in it would help out a lot.👍😎

we are starting from the beginning ! good ideal for the new bees ! 5/20 ya running a month behind ya must be real busy ? Tony

Also would like to ask previous because I live in an apartment and I would store it under my bed , any advise ? And don’t have mice so I have plastic bins no gamma lids would it be garantes quality and long term durability, thanks

How long are these good for?

Our family just started prepping. We chose the same bags you demoed on this informative video. Thanks for the tips. I've heard of people using foodgrade desiccant packs also, with the oxygen absorbers, just can't put them close to one another, you think those would help? What if you took another step and vacuum sealed your beans, rice, pasta, etc. in the plastic foodgrade bags and then added a oxygen absorber to it, sealed it, and then sealed that in a mylar bag?

Thank you for your video, but why you put into bucket and is mylar good for prevent larva and insects.?

Beans.. Rice last forever storing them just in a food grade bucket and put Bay Leaves. Why make it Difficult for people . And in Pastas 👍

I did exactly this but the jar the oxygen absorbers are looks wet now on the inside? Should I toss them are they bad now?

How many of the oxygen things to you put in each bag? I just used a five gallon bucket and my beans went bad