Glass Jars was Questions

[Guest guest]

BIG HUGS to Candace and Phyllis.

 

As you will notice that was my first suggestion, re-use glass jars.

 

Also, i have a really cool idea that i picked up at a women's study.

Instead of buying expensive centerpieces, they took everyday

household jars, wrapped a piece of tissue paper over the botton and

up the sides, and tied with a ribbon at the rim. I thought that was

sooo cool.

 

So on Saturday when i was out trimming roses, and decided i was going

to take some to all my neighbors...i put them in the little glass

jars i had to distrbute. It's quick, easy, economical,and my

favorite...ENVIRONMENTALLY CONCIOUS!

 

Sylvia

herbal remedies , ChinLdy@a... wrote:

 

Candace, I was doing the same thing until some of the list members

here mentioned that they were sterilizing jars that foods had been

in , like your pickle jar. I now have quite a few neat looking

glass jars that I am useing for organic grains, nuts, herbs, etc.

It is good that you brought this up again, great idea for new

members.

Phyllis

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In a message dated 5/12/04 10:17:11 PM Mountain Daylight Time,

> CandaceAndBrock@w... writes:

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> > For containers; One day I found myself looking online for glass

jars to put

> > things in when I get them. I took a break from looking and ate

the last

> > pickle. I then threw the jar in the junk.

> > ***LIGHT BULB MOMENT***

> > I was throwing glass jars away left and right and then looking to

buy glass

> > jars. I am not Einstein by any means.

> > Just a suggestion!

> >

> > Candace

> >

[Guest guest]

That's a GREAT idea!

 

Candace

 

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" Sylvia " <h10feet

<herbal remedies >

Thursday, May 13, 2004 12:25 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Glass Jars was Questions

 

 

> Instead of buying expensive centerpieces, they took everyday

> household jars, wrapped a piece of tissue paper over the botton and

> up the sides, and tied with a ribbon at the rim. I thought that was

> sooo cool.