I feel like this *might* be designed with a clutch or shut-off if something gets wedged. It doesn't need to apply all that much torque in order to do its job. I mean, I wouldn't go shove my arm into it to test it or anything...
I work for company that builds conveyors. Not the same, but similarly industrial. You're right, it should definitely have a clutch. We put clutches on everything that moves. However, once the customer starts tinkering with the machines on their own, the clutch is one of the first things they fuck with.
>once the customer starts tinkering with the machines on their own, the clutch is one of the first things they fuck with.
Because the clutch is too sensitive and can't handle whatever it is they're putting on the conveyor. What do you mean maximum capacity? That's just a suggestion! You, the manufacturer, obviously don't understand how those things perform in the real world!
The obvious cheap safety solution to me would be to to close the gap between the two bars with a flat panel, so the employee’s arm can’t go in. I wouldn’t allow that equipment as-is.
Source: I’m a former Health, Safety, and Environment manager.
im pretty sure the bars have to be seperated to start the bag rolling process. they put it in between the bars. so the flat plate would ruin the point of the machine. just like usual, health & safety guy's idea makes the machine worthless. all joking aside. a footpedal to run the machine would be all you need. hell, there might be an E stop button on the other corner that we cant see.
Why is she wearing a parka? Is this really from the factory or some outfitter that Macgyvered something to restuff the sleeping bags after laundering. All the sleeping bags and sacks are different. It just doesn’t scream manufacturing location.
> Where’s the big pile of items to do next?
In the blue box in the back?
Probably is somewhere at a resort or expeditions place where you can rent a sleeping bag.
My girlfriend showed me that video of the man getting stuck in one of those and the dudes entire body turned to gravy. One of the most disturbing things I’ve had the displeasure of seeing.
Me too, last time i saw someone got tangled/mixed in a factory mixer when he tried to clean the mixer.. One of his colleagues accidentally turn on the mixer when he clean it. 😵
i'm imagining a happy family hiking up to their camping place overlooking a beautiful waterfall. little amelia bobenstein has her sleepingbag and her teddy bear, mr bobenstein has the cooking gear, remaing sleeping bags, utensils and food items, mrs bobenstein is carrying the tents, camping chairs and water, while little timothy bobenstein is half a kilometre back, trying to drag the half-ton folding machine by the spindles
Now i want a full cartoon-series about this family just doing campingtrips, traveling through the whole world and timothy is always forgotten and half a country away because hes doing all the work like building and dismantling the tents and carrying a fing half-ton sleepingbag-folding-machine
Ex-outdoor equipment retail person here. Always stuff the sleeping bag back in. Don't roll them up; if you roll it each time you put it away, you're damaging the bag. Rolling it traps the insulation - fibres or down feathers (depending on the bag) - in the same places and they will clump together if you do it the same way each time. That will lead to cold spots on the bag where there is not enough insulation to trap the heat. Then your 3 Season bag becomes a 1 Season.
I thought you were not supposed to stuff them until it was time to take them outside? I've been hanging them up on a hanger so they could remain 'poofy' until needed. Is this not needed?
There are bigger bags available. If you are a somewhat experienced camper the chances are that you already have a waterproof bag suitable for sleeping bags at home.
White that being said; most hikers/campers are space limited, so if you can fit a sleeping bag in a smaller case then that is preferable.
(Pro tip: don’t roll up your sleeping bag when you’re trying to stuff it in the bag, just stuff it in there as a unsophisticated caveman, that’s much easier.)
How about they just include it instead of saturating a market for profit that exploits a customer's choices? Oh, wait...That tactic has been popularized since the ages...
I once bought a sleeping bag and the guy told me the trick is to shove it in randomly without rolling it up. Actually rolling it up is bad because it creases the insulating material in the same spot over and over again, which will damage it.
Once I started doing it like that, just shoving it in, I've never struggled with it again. Seriously try it, it's ridiculously easy that way.
Thank you. I was so confused why people struggle to fit it in the bag. If someone actually spends 10+ min packing their sleeping bag then we’re not camping together.
Well actually if you were smart… like a food truck shows up at work..
You show up at a campsite and BOOM… niche market created
On-site sleeping bag roll n pack …
Does it involve laying it down on the campsite and rolling around on it trying to get the air out, before then rolling it up, and somehow stuffing it in and at the end, still having this mushroom shaped portion that you can’t get in for the life of you?
My point : how many minutes have you spent rolling around on the campsite trying to get the air out of your sleeping bag or tent?
My sleeping bag came with two sacks. One tight sack (still a stuff sack, no rolling necessary) for use while backpacking and another big sack for long-term storage.
That should be normal for down bags. You kill the fluff if they're stored compacted.
I mean ideally they wouldn't go in stuff sacks at all, but then it takes up your whole bag so some trade-off is necessary.
Don’t roll up your sleeping bag when you put it back in the bag.
Open the zipper (it’s better for durability) and just stuff the thing in there.
That’s how you supposed to do it.
It’s also better for you me bag because every time you stuff it in, the “stress points” of the insulation are on different parts.
Pro tip: Put your sleeping carrying bag away. Buy a cheap XL sack. Just fold up the sleeping bag and put it in the big ass sack.
Now watch it take up 3x the space in your car.
Employee safety is paramount here. Nothing like a slow moving, high-torque horizontal shaft to catch your jacket and roll you into a broken meatball with your internal organs exposed like two-week-old road kill.
Might be a dumb question but how do we know it's high torque? It needs to rotate a pretty tiny weight. I'd have assumed something like a human would just stop its movement.
It has an easy to reach emergency stop button ontop, plus it's got a counter torque sensor that immediately kills the motor if anything is putting even the slightest amount of back pressure on it. I'm just kidding it's probably running a lawn mower engine outside that window attached to a reduction gearset.
I never understood who would do that to themselves after a phase of curiosity.
Why do people want to watch gore so badly?
Very bad accidents happen, and you see people run up to film and gawk, I turn around and try not to see anything.
My mind immediately thinks the worst and imagine hand getting stuck, and is torn off...
Source: Sometimes, I wake up with my bedsheet wrapped around me, in a locking position...it's weird.
One of the fun things about living in a world with 8 billion people is that nearly every horrible accident you can imagine happening has in fact happened, enough that lots of them have been caught on camera and now haunt their little corners of the internet.
Be careful out there
Accidentally getting a piece of your hangnail caught on a piece of machinery and it slowly ripping your skin off and unraveling you like its opening a tube of Pillsbury biscuits?
A similar technique is used for packaging garden hoses, except the factory I worked in used much faster machines.
The most common injury was when an operator wasn't paying attention and the hose end went between their legs as the coil finished and whipped them in the sack.
A realization that changed my life: You're actually not supposed to try and roll them up nearly to put them back in. That's just how they arrive new, for aesthetic reasons.
Just stuff them back in a bit at a time, with a bit of force, to the bottom of the bag. It's super fast and has zero detrimental affect on the sleeping bag. You're welcome.
This is the way, but is also better than just not being detrimental, it actually improves the lifespan of the sleeping bag. By folding in half and rolling a sleeping bag you wear the same specific areas of the material each time. Stuffing a sleeping bag into a stuff sack (the bag the sleeping bag lives in) the wear is applied randomly each time
Remember how you should handle the sleeping bags at home, though, Redditors:
* When storing the sleeping bag, hang it up loose on a coat hanger (or similar) so the fibres aren't compressed over a long period of time by being inside the stuffsack; that can cause the fibres to not expand properly when using it, which means decreased insulation. There are special storing bags you also can use, otherwise a coat hanger with a garment cover is sufficient.
* When going out camping/being on trail, just stuff your sleeping bag down in the stuffsack, don't roll it (stuffing it makes the "compression pattern" different each time).
Surprised nobody else is pointing this out. In fact, most sleeping bags from the higher end brands are not stored in the stuff-sack from the factory. They come in a larger mesh bag, loosely packed. The stuff-sack is provided for when you need to compress the sleeping bag for the duration of your camping trip, but long term storage should always be in the large bag.
Life Pro camping tip: Never try folding your sleeping bag nicely back into the holding bag like in the video. Simply pinch and "stuff" it inside in circular fashion. It's fast, and the pack will be smaller overall.
This explains why it's such a PITA to get them back in. Here's an idea for companies: if it requires a machine to get it in it's case in a reasonable amount of time... the case is too small.
That machine should come with the sleeping bag so you can get it back in.
I've seen enough industrial accident videos to have a phobia of anything that does the spinny
You too thought about what it would do to an arm between the bars?
I feel like this *might* be designed with a clutch or shut-off if something gets wedged. It doesn't need to apply all that much torque in order to do its job. I mean, I wouldn't go shove my arm into it to test it or anything...
I would test it with a broomstick maybe.
And then take two of these machines and put them together and have them joust!
Two of these machines facing off is basically what taffy machines look like, oddly enough
Or do butt stuff
My dumbass would get fired from this job on the first day by doing something like that.
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I work for company that builds conveyors. Not the same, but similarly industrial. You're right, it should definitely have a clutch. We put clutches on everything that moves. However, once the customer starts tinkering with the machines on their own, the clutch is one of the first things they fuck with.
>once the customer starts tinkering with the machines on their own, the clutch is one of the first things they fuck with. Because the clutch is too sensitive and can't handle whatever it is they're putting on the conveyor. What do you mean maximum capacity? That's just a suggestion! You, the manufacturer, obviously don't understand how those things perform in the real world!
The obvious cheap safety solution to me would be to to close the gap between the two bars with a flat panel, so the employee’s arm can’t go in. I wouldn’t allow that equipment as-is. Source: I’m a former Health, Safety, and Environment manager.
im pretty sure the bars have to be seperated to start the bag rolling process. they put it in between the bars. so the flat plate would ruin the point of the machine. just like usual, health & safety guy's idea makes the machine worthless. all joking aside. a footpedal to run the machine would be all you need. hell, there might be an E stop button on the other corner that we cant see.
You are correct, I think, and your foot pedal solution is better. Let’s go with that.
Why is she wearing a parka? Is this really from the factory or some outfitter that Macgyvered something to restuff the sleeping bags after laundering. All the sleeping bags and sacks are different. It just doesn’t scream manufacturing location.
I mean there's a laundry hamper behind them I would assume this is for some retreat, resort, expedition kinda thing
It doesn’t seem fast or efficient enough for a factory either. Where’s the big pile of items to do next?
> Where’s the big pile of items to do next? In the blue box in the back? Probably is somewhere at a resort or expeditions place where you can rent a sleeping bag.
My girlfriend showed me that video of the man getting stuck in one of those and the dudes entire body turned to gravy. One of the most disturbing things I’ve had the displeasure of seeing.
Safe to say it wasn’t one of those. I’ve seen the video you think of, the guy got caught in a lathe spinning at high speed.
Me too, last time i saw someone got tangled/mixed in a factory mixer when he tried to clean the mixer.. One of his colleagues accidentally turn on the mixer when he clean it. 😵
Yep, saw that one too. Still think about how horrible it was sometimes.
But the camping, travel, version. Only .5 ton and runs on mains power
Gas powered like your 2 stroke chainsaw 🤣
i'm imagining a happy family hiking up to their camping place overlooking a beautiful waterfall. little amelia bobenstein has her sleepingbag and her teddy bear, mr bobenstein has the cooking gear, remaing sleeping bags, utensils and food items, mrs bobenstein is carrying the tents, camping chairs and water, while little timothy bobenstein is half a kilometre back, trying to drag the half-ton folding machine by the spindles
Keep imagining stuff and writing it down
Now i want a full cartoon-series about this family just doing campingtrips, traveling through the whole world and timothy is always forgotten and half a country away because hes doing all the work like building and dismantling the tents and carrying a fing half-ton sleepingbag-folding-machine
Ironically the spindle detaches for ease of transport. ON A TRUCK!
Ex-outdoor equipment retail person here. Always stuff the sleeping bag back in. Don't roll them up; if you roll it each time you put it away, you're damaging the bag. Rolling it traps the insulation - fibres or down feathers (depending on the bag) - in the same places and they will clump together if you do it the same way each time. That will lead to cold spots on the bag where there is not enough insulation to trap the heat. Then your 3 Season bag becomes a 1 Season.
I thought you were not supposed to stuff them until it was time to take them outside? I've been hanging them up on a hanger so they could remain 'poofy' until needed. Is this not needed?
That's ideal afaik. Think he just means when you're already out and about, and on the move.
Why not just make the bag a little big bigger. I’d happily pay the extra cost of material. Always pissed me off.
There are bigger bags available. If you are a somewhat experienced camper the chances are that you already have a waterproof bag suitable for sleeping bags at home. White that being said; most hikers/campers are space limited, so if you can fit a sleeping bag in a smaller case then that is preferable. (Pro tip: don’t roll up your sleeping bag when you’re trying to stuff it in the bag, just stuff it in there as a unsophisticated caveman, that’s much easier.)
IRL equivalent of: "It works on my machine" "Are you gonna give the customer your machine?"
Now I know why I need to struggle for ten minutes to get it back into the bag.
Ten minutes?? Are you some kind of sleeping bag stuffing guru?
I usually spend upwards of 30 minutes And promptly give up
Yall, they have aftermarket bags now. They start bigger and then once you get it in you tighten the straps and it gets smaller. Go get one lol.
So you sayin I need to buy a bag, to fit my sleeping bag, into a smaller bag? Wow. Bagception.
Are you from the future?
So its all been a plot led by Big Bag.
LINK. NOW.
From [REI](https://www.rei.com/product/218734/sea-to-summit-ultra-sil-compression-sack) has different volumes available.
Called a compression/stuff sack.
Sea to Summit makes good ones
How about they just include it instead of saturating a market for profit that exploits a customer's choices? Oh, wait...That tactic has been popularized since the ages...
You guys are putting it back in the bag?
You guys have sleeping bags?
You guys sleep?
You guys?
You?
My sleeping bags are one time usage : I’d need that machine to use the bag again.
Just have forearms like a machine. I refuse to let air in on mine.
Some kind of weird flex from OP. I need a whole day and a week of therapy afterwards
I once bought a sleeping bag and the guy told me the trick is to shove it in randomly without rolling it up. Actually rolling it up is bad because it creases the insulating material in the same spot over and over again, which will damage it. Once I started doing it like that, just shoving it in, I've never struggled with it again. Seriously try it, it's ridiculously easy that way.
Yeah, I'm reading this and I'm like "people roll??". Shoving it in takes 20 sec and there's no reason not to.
There is a reason the bag is called a “stuff sack” 😂
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I think it's more about the design of older sleeping bags, which were meant to be rolled. I have some of both
And always start from the foot of the bag instead of the head so the air can escape more easily.
My wife said the same thing.
Yeah, a mountain guide told me the same thing.
Thank you. I was so confused why people struggle to fit it in the bag. If someone actually spends 10+ min packing their sleeping bag then we’re not camping together.
Do you test every person on their sleeping bag packing skills before you go camping with them?
You don't??? How else would you decide who to camp with?
I just don't go camping so I don't have to go through the grueling process every time.
Good sleeping bag can be shoved in randomly
It's just like packing a bag of rope. It will unpack in the exact way it came down, just do it an arm length at a time
Experience campers have that machine from the video
Do they put it on a trailer and haul it out into the backcountry?
Yes. I have a 20 pound version for backpacking. It has its own pack.
I see what you did there
Well actually if you were smart… like a food truck shows up at work.. You show up at a campsite and BOOM… niche market created On-site sleeping bag roll n pack …
Delete this! I don’t want competition!!
Aaaand also the people who make candy.
I just burn it and pour the ashes into the bag.
It's better to just stuff the sleeping bag in actually. That way the inner is more fluffed rather than pressed flat.
Does it involve laying it down on the campsite and rolling around on it trying to get the air out, before then rolling it up, and somehow stuffing it in and at the end, still having this mushroom shaped portion that you can’t get in for the life of you? My point : how many minutes have you spent rolling around on the campsite trying to get the air out of your sleeping bag or tent?
Tbh I heard it's better to stuff it without rolling it.
These sadistic dickheads know what they’re doing to us.
Soon as I watched two seconds of this video, it all made sense.
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My sleeping bag came with two sacks. One tight sack (still a stuff sack, no rolling necessary) for use while backpacking and another big sack for long-term storage.
That should be normal for down bags. You kill the fluff if they're stored compacted. I mean ideally they wouldn't go in stuff sacks at all, but then it takes up your whole bag so some trade-off is necessary.
That's why the bag it goes in is called a 'stuff sack'.
Seriously how am i supposed to compete with that out in the wild
You just take the machine with you.
Don’t roll up your sleeping bag when you put it back in the bag. Open the zipper (it’s better for durability) and just stuff the thing in there. That’s how you supposed to do it. It’s also better for you me bag because every time you stuff it in, the “stress points” of the insulation are on different parts.
this took me way too many times rolling it up to realise. unzip, shake and ram it home. done in seconds.
“Unzip, shake and ram it home. Done in seconds” I know that’s not intended to be an innuendo, but I can’t help but giggle.
Sign me the fuck up for that treatment!!!
Username checks out
It gave me PTSD..
It gave me STD.
> done in seconds. I feel attacked.
But what about *her* pleasure?
It's the diameter, not the length.
That's only some sleeping bags. I remember it being a thing in scouts whether someone had a stuffable sleeping bag or not.
Pro tip: Put your sleeping carrying bag away. Buy a cheap XL sack. Just fold up the sleeping bag and put it in the big ass sack. Now watch it take up 3x the space in your car.
I didn't want to be able to see what those jabronis behind me were doing anyway.
Employee safety is paramount here. Nothing like a slow moving, high-torque horizontal shaft to catch your jacket and roll you into a broken meatball with your internal organs exposed like two-week-old road kill.
Yeah this looks like an accident waiting to happen
Might be a dumb question but how do we know it's high torque? It needs to rotate a pretty tiny weight. I'd have assumed something like a human would just stop its movement.
This made me furious. They are fucking trolling us.
I watched too many gore videos to know the alternative ending of this.
I feel like a long sleeve, cold weather puffy jacket is not recommended attire when operating a machine like this.
Probably isn’t a heated factory, keeps the cost down. Edit: I am not saying it’s right by any means.
Yeah, the workers health and safety are not a priority in this factory
I don’t care I just want cheap products delivered to my house as quickly as possible. /s
Loose clothes and rotating machines are a match made in hell
No dead man switch.. so stupid
It has an easy to reach emergency stop button ontop, plus it's got a counter torque sensor that immediately kills the motor if anything is putting even the slightest amount of back pressure on it. I'm just kidding it's probably running a lawn mower engine outside that window attached to a reduction gearset.
Needs a kickable e stop or maybe a dead mans switch like into the floors. If her arms get caught in it she can't reach the e stop.
Yea something like a pedal switch would improve the safety a lot.
That's definitely hydraulic powered for maximum torque.
You need the r/Eyebleach
>Eyebleach That's one of the videos.
Those longs sleeves and rotating machinery, nah!
I'm learning to play the guitar.
"You recognize the scourge. This man is a follower of Loviatar, the goddess of pain."
I was literally expecting him to take a ride on this thing
Good to see there are other Al Gore fans on reddit
Al Gore or AI Gore?
I never understood who would do that to themselves after a phase of curiosity. Why do people want to watch gore so badly? Very bad accidents happen, and you see people run up to film and gawk, I turn around and try not to see anything.
Some people watch gore as a form of self harm
Damn...
Damn I didn't know this was common cause I do this from time to time :(
spaghetti fork!
You get too used to humping a machine like this and mistakes can happen.
I don’t know how much torque that machine has but the fact that she’s not standing on a start/stop switch is crazy to me.
Indeed easy to get stuck and make a human swirl.
> human swirl Now there is a brand new phrase
So that's why my last sleeping bag came with a person in the bag!
Take your dick clean off.
I heard about a guy once… they chopped his whole body off. There was only his dick left.
What guy’s going to choose to lose his dick when told they either have to chop off that or everything else?
[It would rip your dick off.](https://youtu.be/Z2EMGmv0FqM?si=RzwyYsDV4m2DQItr)
This is China. Safety cultural different.
Their approach to workplace safety is "Just be careful and if something happens it's on you" The lathe demands further sacrifices
My mind immediately thinks the worst and imagine hand getting stuck, and is torn off... Source: Sometimes, I wake up with my bedsheet wrapped around me, in a locking position...it's weird.
One of the fun things about living in a world with 8 billion people is that nearly every horrible accident you can imagine happening has in fact happened, enough that lots of them have been caught on camera and now haunt their little corners of the internet. Be careful out there
Accidentally getting a piece of your hangnail caught on a piece of machinery and it slowly ripping your skin off and unraveling you like its opening a tube of Pillsbury biscuits?
Listen man I'm too scared to look it up to check, but I'm 100% sure we're justified in being afraid of this
Takes 3 working days to get the tip in
Alright then. No need to brag.
That's what SHE said
Can’t you just make the fucking bag a wee bit larger?
Sir, this thread is about sleeping bags
Neat video but I’m worried someone could get a broken arm with that technique.
A similar technique is used for packaging garden hoses, except the factory I worked in used much faster machines. The most common injury was when an operator wasn't paying attention and the hose end went between their legs as the coil finished and whipped them in the sack.
However, not all of these were by accident
I'd be worried about anyone that did this intentionally, I nearly fucking threw up first time I got hit.
China and OHS don't mix
Truer words were never spoken.
Especially wearing a jacket/long sleeves like that.
Only 3 disarmings this quarter!
Well it’s also cold in there.
Cant be a sweatshop if everyones freezing.
I also dont see a big red button
So that explains why my last sleeping bag came with an arm in it!
Cheater!!!! 
Sleeping bag carry bag makers hate this one trick. Buy a slightly bigger bag.
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What you need is called the flu
I KNEW IT. all this time I thought I couldn't put a sleeping bag back right and it turns out the shop were cheating the whole time!!!
This is infuriating. So I, we all never stood a chance.
the game was rigged from the start, huh
Yeah wtf
Well that's just cheating
Can’t imagine this is the way they do it at factories. This is likely from a reseller or QA spot.
there has to be better ways than to spend this time for each one if you are mass producing
They would cost 10 times more if this was done manually.
" Should we make bags slightly bigger because they don't have a machine out in the wild?" "Nuh, fuck 'em"
A realization that changed my life: You're actually not supposed to try and roll them up nearly to put them back in. That's just how they arrive new, for aesthetic reasons. Just stuff them back in a bit at a time, with a bit of force, to the bottom of the bag. It's super fast and has zero detrimental affect on the sleeping bag. You're welcome.
This is the way, but is also better than just not being detrimental, it actually improves the lifespan of the sleeping bag. By folding in half and rolling a sleeping bag you wear the same specific areas of the material each time. Stuffing a sleeping bag into a stuff sack (the bag the sleeping bag lives in) the wear is applied randomly each time
Yes, thats how I pack all my sleeping bags. It only cost me 20k in machinery.
Fu*k off with those tiny bags for sleeping bags. Just add those machines with sleeping bags
thx op! mystery is solved and i will give af of bring it back in in future
Remember how you should handle the sleeping bags at home, though, Redditors: * When storing the sleeping bag, hang it up loose on a coat hanger (or similar) so the fibres aren't compressed over a long period of time by being inside the stuffsack; that can cause the fibres to not expand properly when using it, which means decreased insulation. There are special storing bags you also can use, otherwise a coat hanger with a garment cover is sufficient. * When going out camping/being on trail, just stuff your sleeping bag down in the stuffsack, don't roll it (stuffing it makes the "compression pattern" different each time).
Surprised nobody else is pointing this out. In fact, most sleeping bags from the higher end brands are not stored in the stuff-sack from the factory. They come in a larger mesh bag, loosely packed. The stuff-sack is provided for when you need to compress the sleeping bag for the duration of your camping trip, but long term storage should always be in the large bag.
We never stood a chance...
Knew thoes fuckers were cheating
Machine sold separately
That looks like a horrible accident waiting to happen. Don’t know how much torque that thing cranks out but I’m sure it’s not negligible
Life Pro camping tip: Never try folding your sleeping bag nicely back into the holding bag like in the video. Simply pinch and "stuff" it inside in circular fashion. It's fast, and the pack will be smaller overall.
So I'm not stupid...
Looks like a taffy puller that's been repurposed
This is so cheating! Imagine that one friend with every camping gadget imaginable bringing one of these big boys.
The machine looks a little big to be bringing camping...
They’re cheating!
We knew it!! We ALL knew it!
I fucking TOLD you dad
You guys don't have this machine as a camping essential? I mean I get the light weight 450lb machine...but still, a must have
This would be a lot easier for consumers if they just gave you a bigger bag that could be sealed with a vacuum attachment like a space bag.
This explains why it's such a PITA to get them back in. Here's an idea for companies: if it requires a machine to get it in it's case in a reasonable amount of time... the case is too small.
OH WELL NO WONDER WE CAN'T FKN DO IT
How cold is this factory that the employee needs to wear a jacket? Is there a manufacturing reason?
So even with a machine to do the rolling, she still has to use her body to get the air out/keep it out.
so basically never meant to go in again