Pouch Holder Filling Stand - Holds Pouches in Place While Filling and Sealing - A MUST HAVE For Filling Bags and Pouches!

Makes it easy to fill wine bags. Best solution I have seen, and for the price it’s a great value.

You won't be bagging wine long if you don't have this. I tried all different kinds of ways to get the spout to seat and well, lets just say it didn't work out to well. Thought about trying to make my own version, but in the end, it wasn't worth the time or money to do so. I went ahead and purchased this and was pleasantly surprised how effective it was. I did use Velcro straps to hold the two pieces together, and presto, was able to seat the spout with just the push of my palm! Best money I've spent since switching to bags for my wine. If you're serious about bagging your wine, or other liquids, you won't be disappointed.

I love products that are so simple in concept and easy to use.This is definitely a MUST have for home wine makers! My only concern or suggestion would be to add a latch or catch, holding the 2 sides together. I was concerned that the sides might gap enough to release the opening and maybe spill some wine.

Makes filling the bags easy. Easy cleanup.

first, the bags themselves are GREAT! sturdy. leak-proof (i know coz a squashed it down)! the stand, itself, I am not sure. the concept is great, but they don't lock, so be careful when pressing down - you will need someone to hold the stand together while you are locking the spout in place - hard to do when you are a one-person show. you don't want to press the spout in place without the stand because then you're going to lose some liquid.

Worked well for filling bag. Is essential as third hand if you are doing this solo. Used it to hold the fill port above the bag. Worked very well to burp after filling. Also strong enough to press fit the valve into the fill port. Fits other types of bags with similar port.

Very difficult to fill using this frame. Unless you fill the pouch with inert gas first to force it to expand, we never got a bag more than half-full before wine came back out of the top. Messy waste of wine, not worth the experiment. They just don't expand on their own when filling with liquid alone. Neat idea, poor execution, and shouldn't be marketed to home winemakers.

This thing right here is a must have if you are doing your own homegrown bag wine. I don't know how I would have done it without this.

If the manufacturer reads this, I have a simple design revision. The arches should have posts or buttons on the surface. This would make it easy to use elastics to keep the halves joined during use.