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Darienne

Darienne

24 minutes ago, heidih said:

Can I ask what made the oat container ideal storage. Might give us ideas for  alternate. I have the exact shaped oat container in my pantry but alas shopping costs. Etsy has vintage ones - tin. 

Good points, because Ed showed me a plastic pipe and asked me ...how about this?  

 

Well, the cardboard meant that although the mats had to be stored high in a cupboard, I didn't have to worry if in case I dropped the container or it fell on my foot.  And because it was cardboard, it had a bit of give in it so that I could grip it better.  And it didn't cost me anything because we ate all the oats in it.  

 

It's not as if I can't  come up with something else.  We have a few plastic drink containers/pitchers/or whatevers no longer in use...I could use one of those.   I just thought someone who shops a lot would know if such a cardboard item existed in Canada.  It's surprising what you have that we don't have and vice-versa.  And according to Anna N, we don't have them.  And I can believe that easily.

 

Darienne

Darienne

14 minutes ago, heidih said:

Can I ask what made the oat container ideal storage. Might give us ideas for  alternate. I have the exact shaped oat container in my pantry but alas shopping costs. Etsy has vintage ones - tin. 

Good points, because Ed showed me a plastic pipe and asked me ...how about this?  

 

Well, the cardboard meant that although the mats had to be stored high in a cupboard, I didn't have to worry if in case I dropped the container or it fell on my foot.  And because it was cardboard, it had a bit of give in it so that I could grip it better.  And it didn't cost me anything because we ate all the oats in it.  

 

It's not as if I can't  come up with something else.  We have a few plastic drink containers/pitchers/or whatevers no longer in use...I could use one of those.   I just thought someone who shops a lot would know if such a cardboard item existed in Canada.  It's surprising what you have that we don't have and vice-versa.  And according to Anna N, we don't have them.  And I can believe that easily.

 

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