No cookie jars in my house ! I would have to refill it every day if I had one around, too much temptation. I will occasionally buy ONE really good big cookie at a great bakery or store in my area with the intention of eating it later. I did that yesterday a big, warm delicious chocolate chip cookie , they bagged it up, I had it eaten before I even got to my car!!! No will power :(

You would get more answers if you would post to the Cooking forum.

I know we've already "talked" about this, but you followed every safety rule required by the Center for Home Food Preservatio and they are certainly the experts. I do occasionally get jars that seal before I remove them from the canner, although it's usually pressure canning for me. As a result, your jars should be just fine. Happy Canning! Annie

Nicole, one of our tenants was a cigar room and store. DH brought home some wooden boxes, but, OMG, they smelled so bad! We ended up giving them away. The cigar room was there several years, and costs a small fortune (to us and them) due to the smell lingering into other spaces even though the room was sealed and they had a one of the best ventilation systems installed. They ended up moving to a stand alone building, which was best for everyone. Then we had to gut the space.