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Old 01-28-2008, 12:32 PM   #99
Mikethefixit
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Hey 2air
Long Time my friend. CAN OPENERS I bought MaryLou a Batt. Operated canopener for Christmas, its the NO Hands 1 Touch. MaryLous loves it. It cuts different than the normal can opener. Will also bought new appliances for the AS, 1qrt Crockpot,4cup coffeemaker 2 barrel toaster and mini toaster oven.We are gettin ready.COME ON SPRING!
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Old 02-02-2008, 01:40 PM   #100
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We purchased one of those a while back and have since given up on it. The issue we found is that it doesn't work on all cans.
Yeah, I sent mine to our town's "reusable room" at the Transfer Station (dump). It didn't open all cans so I'm back to using a regular, manual can opener. Oh well, it sure seemed like a good idea when I purchased it.
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Old 02-02-2008, 01:47 PM   #101
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A really organized camping friend had one of these picnic caddies and I noticed she made fewer trips in and out of her trailer... Its really nice for this camping mom! I have seen lovely bamboo and wood versions, this works great though if you have to wash it down.
These are great. I got mine at my favorite basket company: Peterboro Basket in Peterborough, NH. Lots of folks in my Unit have purchased them too. It makes for a pretty and easy setup for rally dinners / potlucks.
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Old 03-03-2008, 11:56 AM   #102
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Picardie Rules!

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what can i say canoe stream....... mediocere minds think alike!!

the 'picardie style' is what i like too, i just couldn't locate a pic.

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Count me in the mediocre mind group! I've had picardie glasses for home for about 25 years now. Unfortunately, they are no longer available in the US. I ordered some for our AS from the UK. They cost me a lot more than I wanted to pay but if I wanted them I had no other choice. They are the classic European wine glass!
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Old 05-02-2008, 05:04 PM   #103
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I would like to make padded compartmentized boxs (made completely from fabric) to carry glasses etc. in the cupboard when on the road. They can be easily stored when not needed, unlike cardboard which take up a lot of room. Socks work well, but still roll around. If anyone has any ideas where I can find patterns or info., would really appreciate it...
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Old 05-02-2008, 10:26 PM   #104
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I would like to make padded compartmentized boxs (made completely from fabric) to carry glasses etc. in the cupboard when on the road. They can be easily stored when not needed, unlike cardboard which take up a lot of room. Socks work well, but still roll around. If anyone has any ideas where I can find patterns or info., would really appreciate it...
If you google "glassware storage" you'll find lots of good storage options for glassware. One of them is... Organize-It - China & Glassware Storage Not that expensive either. Probably cheaper than buying the materials to make one.

I just got some pieces from the Container Store for dishes and cups/glasses. They're at The Container Store - The Original Storage and Organization Store®
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Old 05-03-2008, 11:39 AM   #105
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HEY !!!! Thank you, thank you. I sure appreciate the come-back. Just what I was looking for, and all "I " gotta to do is order it.
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