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Awhile back, I remember there was a thread here about storing food storage
container lids....and people were discussing various ways to keep them organized, etc. I was perusing the International Housewares Expo website and came across this concept. I thought it was a sort of interesting solution. I figured I'd share. I have nothing to do with this product or the show, for the record! -jen http://www.snap-saver.com/ http://www.housewares.org/ihshow/ Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright |
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JLove98905 wrote:
I was perusing the International Housewares Expo website and came across this concept. I thought it was a sort of interesting solution. I figured I'd share. I have nothing to do with this product or the show, for the record! Now with those gadgets one can't stack them inside of each other to save space. I just have small lid stand to hold all my lids and the bowls and containers all stack inside of each other. |
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Awhile back, I remember there was a thread here about storing food storage
container lids....and people were discussing various ways to keep them organized, etc. I was perusing the International Housewares Expo website and came across this concept. I thought it was a sort of interesting solution. I figured I'd share. I have nothing to do with this product or the show, for the record! -jen I think someone should start marketing storage containers that have universal fitting lids. So, I could buy 5 containers that hold different amounts and all 5 lids would fit. I never seem to be able to find the lid for the size of container that I have. ![]() ~Kat "The early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets the cheese." |
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"JLove98905" wrote in message ... Awhile back, I remember there was a thread here about storing food storage container lids....and people were discussing various ways to keep them organized, etc. I was perusing the International Housewares Expo website and came across this concept. I thought it was a sort of interesting solution. I figured I'd share. I have nothing to do with this product or the show, for the record! -jen http://www.snap-saver.com/ http://www.housewares.org/ihshow/ Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright I put every plastic lid I have in a drawer. Jack RubberTupper |
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