For those up us who have small ones around. Kids or grandkids that is. You will know that there are endless supply of glass baby foor jars. I used to just recycle them, but about 7 months ago I thought why not try them for storage. I have been washing and boiling them, and taking labels off. Granted they only hold about an 1 1/2 oz. But for short term they seem to be working really well so far. And are great for those 1-2 oz. samples I get every so often. And best of all they are free (well kinda).
Baby Food Jar for Tobacco Storage.
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Hmmm. For really short term, I use zip lock bags. If these baby food jars work for you, you might
find a way to seal them better. For my purposes, they are just too small, with some of the smallish
canning jars providing storage for smaller, but not baby food jar, size quantities.
find a way to seal them better. For my purposes, they are just too small, with some of the smallish
canning jars providing storage for smaller, but not baby food jar, size quantities.
Nice idea! It looks like some Gerber product containers are both larger and resealable. They call it a NutriLock™ seal.
I was out in the shop when I came across a case of baby food jars (from my granddaughters) that I was going to put screws and nuts in. I checked, and they do have a seal formed inside the lid and actually pop when I opened a few. They would be great for tobacco storage while I'm camping. Thanks for the idea!
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