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Comments (4)Heather, this is a bit off topic from canning, but relates to your stash of your grandmother's lids. If you decide to use the lids for canning, you can still keep them after opening the jars by using them in craft projects. Do you cross stitch? They are many patterns available using canning lids, new or used, as the backing for cross-stitched pieces. They can be used as jar toppers (candy, nuts, dried beans, etc), Christmas ornaments, and other things. I expect a Google search would yield many patterns and ideas. I'm a sentimentalist, so things like this appeal to me. Just a thought, Barbara in Virginia...See MoreTattler lids - worth it?
Comments (7)If you've found Tattler lids for $1.49 a box, buy them! Tattler lids are used in exactly the same way although you should carefully read the instructions on the box. With Tattler lids you screw the rings down hard when you remove them from the canner. You would never do that with regular lids. I have friends who are on their third year with Tattlers. They love them. The only downside is that the Tattler lids and especially the rubber rings, must be heated before use. The rubber has to soften. Personally, I like using regular lids. I don't have to fool with heating up the lids and I give a lot of my canning away as Christmas gifts so I would be wasting a lot of money using expensive lids....See MoreAmish outlet fur supplies
Comments (24)I can't get to the produce auctions there are during the week when I work. Anyone can take there too, my neighor takes over rabbits or hens who aren't good layers anymore. Fresh eggs! I had Auracanas, the blue egg layers, gave them to the neighbor when they wanted to keep following me into the house, friendly they are. Ordering purple guineas this year, I like Guineas Yup 2B stone sure hurts more than I remember as a kid! I hate wearing shoes, flippies or barefeet for me in the summer. Yoder is a big name here too Annie, although no hitches at WallyWorld, my closest is in the college town near the Interstate. Good idea about the hand tools! I have some I can't use anymore because of tendonitis, they can have em or trade me for something.. alot of bartering around here...See MoreLids on/Lids off??
Comments (27)I have been on a mission to get rid of the clutter in my kitchen cabinets. I cleared out all the old pots and pans, glasses, and other stuff I have not used since I moved here. I am going to get rid of the rest of the plastic ware and only have the rubbermade sets that have the lids that lock together and snap to the bottom of the containers, I bought one set to try and love them. I will keep some of the ziplock ones for giving food in them, will not worry about returns. If looking for what to do with your discarded stuff consider using your local freecycle you may find someone with something that you would want to trade for. I give a lot of my stuff to my cleaning lady and she makes great use of it on freecycle. I am amazed by some of the things she gets on freecycle. We go through my clothes and closets too, she gets all kinds of things which she sells on craigslist, or gives on freecycle, she has made some extra money that way, and I have less clutter!!...See More- 5 years ago
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