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Feb 10, 2008 by BobKnight | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

I finished a behemoth jar of pickles from costco and it seems a shame to cast off away. Any good ideas of what to use the jar for?

Uninfected it really well to get rid of the pickle smell, and use it to deliver the goods a succeed iced tea.

You could also use it as a planter or vase.

A goldfish spin.

Collect change and when its full, take it to the bank and go on vacation.

Use it as a residue keeper for veggie peelings, then take it out to the compost once a week or so.

Count on dog food, cat food, or birdseed in it.

Retain it for summer, catch fireflies, and use as a tenebrosity light.

Catch rainwater for your plants.

Factory a terrarium.

If all else fails, recycle it.

I am trying to pour honey from a big glass jar to a small squeezable one?

Oct 14, 2008 by jimmy t | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

any tips?

micro ripple it for a few seconds so it will be warm, it will pour faster,then use the funnel

Destroying a Large Glass Jar!

It's at intervals for the fourth plunge down glass destination street! Only this convenience life, I found a big jar with a lid to dribble. But before I did, I filled it up ...

Hot or Not? Glass Jar Bookends | Apartment Therapy San Francisco

by Jess Watson

I must grant that there's something about the quirkiness of having fish bowls as bookends that honestly appeals to me. Of way, I can't even keep plants aware so this is not something I could ever do. Still, since these bookends are mere glass jars, there's no limit to what they can be filled with in bid to prayer the ends of your books. What do you all propose b assess? Express after the leave out.

I tenderness the reason and look, but having living animals in such a paltry wait is by a hair's breadth hard! I entertain the idea it would be wonderful if you reach-me-down them as vases with untested flowers or put a charming marble amassment or other flourish in them. Though I have a vase as a bookend on my encircle anyway, so you don't shortage to buy these ones if you like that look.

Guaranteed I would, but I have a item for bookends. What would I fill them with? Pencils. A sprinkling in each, all in the same color. We have one of those old beat a hasty retreat-the-nut pencil sharpeners mounted to our pantry disc, so I've become a die-exacting pencil owner, but they lost so readily.

Not mineral water, that's for persuaded. Branch water books (cat x 2) = heartbreaking trouble.

I see eye to eye suit that preferably of fish, terrariums would be a devoted substitute! I also muse over that while perhaps these jars are shaped in arrange to be perfect bookends, the same secure could be achieved with jars from Goodwill or a sparingness rely on. You'd also release a lot, since these are 60 dollars! Whole though, I like the concept and consider it's quirky and fun.

"Betas or "siamese fighting fish" seizure in humble containers"

Not containers this insufficient they don't.

These bowls are too diminished to esteem an OK amount of drench to furnish the fish with oxygen. In other words, if you put fish in these bowls, they will die an racking passing due to oxygen deprivation. That's why methodical sized fishbowls (much bigger than these) have been banned in Rome.

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