TheLastWood
Well-Known Member
So I've purchased my first set of bubble bags. 5 bags, and I'm so excited. Firstly because these are a new style bag, the whole bag is the screen, not just the bottom. Very nice workmanship, durable, strong bags. 130$ for 5 bags. Good deal too. ill take some pics if anyone is interested, you probably haven't seen the full bag made of screen, I guess they even stopped making the old "traditional style" bag because ppl love these ones. Ill be sure to review them when done
On to the question! I've seen bags used filtering through, one by one, back and forth (subcool does it this way so I'm thinking its better for some reason, unknown to me), or bag inside bag, inside bag, etc and its done in 1 easy filtration.
Can anyone explain any difference in yield, quality, or anything? Pros n cons would be great. I'm thinking 1 by 1 will be better, since it will take longer, and most things do, but will be more thorough. But if the same end result could be had with 1 step then that will be best.
Also even if 1 x 1 is normally better, maybe with my new style "full screen" then "bag in bag" will be just as good seeing as so much more screen (surface area) is exposed.
At first I was skeptical of the strength of the "new bags" but after checking them out they seem to be just as strong. Also you could probably fir a lot more material without losing quality, and the whole process should be easier and yield more is my opinion.
On to the question! I've seen bags used filtering through, one by one, back and forth (subcool does it this way so I'm thinking its better for some reason, unknown to me), or bag inside bag, inside bag, etc and its done in 1 easy filtration.
Can anyone explain any difference in yield, quality, or anything? Pros n cons would be great. I'm thinking 1 by 1 will be better, since it will take longer, and most things do, but will be more thorough. But if the same end result could be had with 1 step then that will be best.
Also even if 1 x 1 is normally better, maybe with my new style "full screen" then "bag in bag" will be just as good seeing as so much more screen (surface area) is exposed.
At first I was skeptical of the strength of the "new bags" but after checking them out they seem to be just as strong. Also you could probably fir a lot more material without losing quality, and the whole process should be easier and yield more is my opinion.