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Combined elements of my last two homemade vacbed sessions - garbage bags encasing an air mattress.

Using garbage bags with the air mattress was definitely better than my second one with the air mattress and a plastic mattress cover. The seal was much tighter. Garbage bags just have more stretch than the kind of plastic used in mattress covers, which means they fill in every nook and cranny much better.

But I must say, my first one with garbage bags taped to the floor is still my favourite. It felt the most constricting. I think the seal was the tightest on that one, and also the fact that you are pinned to the floor means you are going nowhere. But with an air mattress you can still squirm and even move the air mattress around a bit.

Reminds my of my early vacuum experiments, I used big clear plastic bags. At the time it was amazing how much fun I had but the bags are not very durable. Once they start breaking down it becomes a chore to repair every hole and try again. I bit the bullet and bought a real latex vacuum bed, don't use it as often as I would like but latex is king for vacuum beds.

(29 Sep 2022, 08:08 )Anne Wrote: [ -> ]Reminds my of my early vacuum experiments, I used big clear plastic bags. At the time it was amazing how much fun I had but the bags are not very durable. Once they start breaking down it becomes a chore to repair every hole and try again. I bit the bullet and bought a real latex vacuum bed, don't use it as often as I would like but latex is king for vacuum beds.

For sure, I would really love to have the experience of a real latex vacbed! They're so expensive to buy though! And also I don't know if I'd have a good place to store it when not in use.

Well, I made my own pvc pipe vac bed and it’s no that much places. A bunch of 1m pvc pipes on a corner of my work station and the latex well rolled with the rest of my toys 😉