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Hello guys! Welcome back to our channel.

We're gonna try a hands-free vacuum sealer machine.

Ramjoy sent us this machine for us to try.

Okay, so this is the vacuum sealer.

It's hands-free.

It's supposed to be an easy-to-use vacuum sealer.

It also comes with like 10 sealer bags.

Also, it has the hose attachments.

You can vacuum seal fruits or vegetables or meat.

It's a vacuum bag holder.

It's actually washable just in case there's water that gets into this space here.

You can actually wash and dry it.

So let's...

Is it dry?

Now this has pecans.

And then we'll just press dry.

It will automatically release.

Like it's sealing right now.

And then we get our vacuumed...

We're just drying out stuff here.

Okay, so dry.

It's not airtight but it's sealed.

This is our walnut and our pecans.

It doesn't work with other bags like this.

It sealed it but it didn't vacuum it.

Also, I have here...

I put this inside because it won't seal as well.

So I just put it inside and it sealed perfectly with the vacuum bag.

So if you guys wanna try or wanna check out Ramjoy,

I'll link it in the description box below.

Okay, guys.

So now, let's check out the garden.

So yesterday, the kids harvested melons.

But I don't know if one of them will make it.

It made it.

What time was it?

It was in July.

When we watered the seeds here.

And then it started to bear fruits.

So now, we still have this left.

And then, these are our...

Hey, look at its pin.

Ben planted it.

He just planted it there.

But it won't survive because it's cold here and it's snowing.

If it snows, everything will die.

This bitter melon leaf is still good because it gets hit by the sun.

But the fruits I harvested are gone.

This one, not really because it's in Lilum.

So now,

there's also a hidden one.

I'll plant it and harvest it.

I also like its bitter taste.

Look at it, guys.

There, there, there.

Where is it?

There it is.

There's still one.

Bitter melon, it's snowing because it's so cold, guys.

We have a heater now.

Now, we officially have a heater because it's really cold.

We've been enduring it for 2 days.

We watered it 2 days ago and now, we have a heater.

Just for now.

But there's still bitter melon.

It's already sour.

So next year, we'll have...

Oh no, it's broken.

Look, it's broken.

The mall is mine.

That mall.

Let's see.

There.

This is ready.

I'll call the kids.

I want them to be the ones harvesting.

So they can experience it.

So they can experience it.

Okay, so the kids can harvest 4 pieces.

Tomatoes.

It came from a tomato farm.

A tomato farm.

A tomato tree.

There's even a tomato tree.

So that's what we're harvesting today.

My favorite, cilantro.

Oh no.

Okay, so...

What's this?

It's already rotten.

This one is a bit...

We can also fry the tomatoes.

Because there's still a lot of green.

Here.

And here.

Here.

It'll last longer.

It'll get rotten if...

Let's see.

If it's in the tank.

Here.

Before it gets frosty.

Because when it gets frosty,

when it's half frozen,

it's gone.

It's gone.

It's rotten.

It's not...

It's rotten.

The taste is rotten.

It's better if it's like this.

So that...

Next time,

we'll fry the tomatoes.

Even if it's small.

But it's still hot.

Let's see.

The tomato leaves smell good.

This egg salad is delicious.

I said I'll harvest my...

Basil.

I didn't get to harvest it.

Yesterday.

Oh!

Something fell on the basket.

It's red.

There.

Look at this.

It fell on the basket.

Look at this.

It fell on the basket.

There.

On the basket.

It's stuck on the basket.

What is this?

Two trees.

That...

It fell on.

It's called volunteer.

It fell here.

It's like it just fell.

The fruits are better than the ones I planted.

I started from seeds.

It's better there.

Wow!

Oh my!

This is delicious.

With onions only.

Then,

onions.

Then,

cilantro.

Oh my!

I'll harvest that too.

This is big.

There.

It's big.

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