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matthoffman

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  1. Good to know. I suppose with small containers, it's less likely to sit long enough to get stale. If anyone's interested, I found that wrapping bottom part of the watchmaker's tin in teflon tape (or "plumber's tape", usually $1 at a hardware store) makes the seal much better. I may go that route for storage -- and since they only hold 2-3 oz each, I'd be throwing away a lot of the surplus. Which probably needs to be done anyway. Thanks, Chris. 99? You've got me beat...I just counted 75. The wife is clamouring to store them somewhere other than four cardboard boxes on the kitchen counter . The dining room isn't a bad idea, actually...I may be able to free up some space in there.
  2. A few week old thread, but timely for me as I'm moving into a new place (and smaller kitchen :-/) and trying to figure out how to store spices. Eskay -- I have some of those watchmakers' canisters from Lee Valley, but they didn't seem to seal very well. Do you find that yours make a tight seal? (They're no worse than the magnetic ones they sell at Target and Bed Bath & Beyond, though, if I recall...)
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