Does vacuum seal bags help?

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- November 3, 2021 at 8:26 pm #5203
  
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  I have been using tied plastic bags and just bought a vacuum seal type of bag system. Has anybody used this or know if this helps kill mites on clothes?
  
  I am trying to leave clothes and blankets sealed up for a week at a time and wondering if that will help them to be mite free when unsealed.
  
  I figure both the time sealed and also there is a lot of air pressure on the seal that both would help to cleanse the items.
  
  Does anybody know about this idea? Does the air pressure help at all?
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