Some Very Clever Hints
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My son sent me this link with several useful ideas, so I thought I'd pass it along: http://iwastesomuchtime.com/on/?i=46993/
I'd like to add that the tall CD spindles can be used for cone thread, crochet thread or yarn. You can drill a hole in the cover. It helps keep the kitty out of it. >^.^
I'd like to add that the tall CD spindles can be used for cone thread, crochet thread or yarn. You can drill a hole in the cover. It helps keep the kitty out of it. >^.^
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Lot of neat ideas you have shared, thanks!
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[QUOTE=Rose_P;5504181]My son sent me this link with several useful ideas, so I thought I'd pass it along: http://iwastesomuchtime.com/on/?i=46993/
I'd like to add that the tall CD spindles can be used for cone thread, crochet thread or yarn. You can drill a hole in the cover. It helps keep the kitty out of it. >^.^
I'd like to add that the tall CD spindles can be used for cone thread, crochet thread or yarn. You can drill a hole in the cover. It helps keep the kitty out of it. >^.^
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I would like to know what high-falutin' circles people move in that they use separate, individual dishes for condiments at a BBQ. I have been on this earth 56 years and have never seen that. Just put the ketchup bottle, mustard bottle, relish bottle on the table, add spoon if needed, when done, put lids back on and put back in fridge. Now THAT saves dishwashing.
PS - I would even rather wash dishes than a muffin tin, those things are a pain to get clean.
PS - I would even rather wash dishes than a muffin tin, those things are a pain to get clean.
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I would like to know what high-falutin' circles people move in that they use separate, individual dishes for condiments at a BBQ. I have been on this earth 56 years and have never seen that. Just put the ketchup bottle, mustard bottle, relish bottle on the table, add spoon if needed, when done, put lids back on and put back in fridge. Now THAT saves dishwashing.
PS - I would even rather wash dishes than a muffin tin, those things are a pain to get clean.
PS - I would even rather wash dishes than a muffin tin, those things are a pain to get clean.
I agree with washing that tin- what a pain ... BUT i like that idea.. I have a huge Family and if 150+ family members have to wait on 5-6 bottles things would get real ugly real quick.. And honestly I would prefer NOT to have a doz+ of half empty condiment containers, specially if it was 12+ of EACH condiment.... lol..
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I agree with washing that tin- what a pain ... BUT i like that idea.. I have a huge Family and if 150+ family members have to wait on 5-6 bottles things would get real ugly real quick.. And honestly I would prefer NOT to have a doz+ of half empty condiment containers, specially if it was 12+ of EACH condiment.... lol..
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