Found a great product! (Drainable Flexible Container Bag)

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

It's so delicious to stop by a convenience store on the way home from work and grab some sweets or a light snack, isn't it!

The other day, I also stopped by a convenience store on my way home from work to pick up a few things.

Since I'm trying to lose weight, I usually choose Konnyaku Hata's products—which are almost calorie-free but still sweet—but,

A young intern buys it for me every time.

Snickers

The sheer volume of calories here is just exhausting...

I really appreciate it, but if I eat this, I won't be able to eat a full meal later, lol.

I'm secretly hoping for black coffee ^^;


But that's beside the point.

I believe flexible containers (ton bags) are used to hold slurry during ground anchor installation and rebar insertion work.

You're using it, right? lol

Drilling Slurry, Excavated Soil

It looks something like this.

 

With slimes, I wanted the water to drain out really fast, so I used Shino (behind Rajet) and stuff to poke holes in them lol.

Well, as it turns out, there are now these things called “drainable flexi-bags”!!

Drainable Flexible Container Bags

The mesh is too coarse.

It's gushing out from here.

Drainable Flexible Container Bags

Here's what it looks like from the inside.

You usually can't see it at all, so this looks promising, lol.

 

When I actually tried it out, it was a real mess!!

Drainable Flexible Container Bags

If you're only using the Drilling Slime, it's really great!!

By the time you head home, the water will have drained completely!

 

There is one downside, though... lol

It's expensive.

Since we just fill them with slime, we use flexi-bags that cost around 800 yen each.

It seems that these drainable flexi-bags cost 1,500 yen or more each.

Drainage Flexicon Bags, 1 metric ton, 10 pieces, black mesh, weather-resistant, sandbags, container bags, Flexicon bags, metric ton bags, metric ton packs, 1t, 1 metric ton

This was the cheapest one I found online.

 

In our case, since these are consumables, would you consider 1,500 yen or more to be expensive? Or cheap?

It would be great if we could buy in bulk and lower costs by volume, though.

I'm thinking it's probably around 1,000 yen, at least.

It seems there are some models that can be reused (with soil discharge from the bottom), and those cost close to 3,000 yen.

If you look around, you might find something a little cheaper!

Well, we're pretty quick to pick up on convenient products like this, aren't we? lol

 

See you later.

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