Mar 13th, '09, 08:40
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by CJluvsT » Mar 13th, '09, 08:40
I found a great way to organize my sample tins! I'm new to tea and have been buying quite a few samples to see what I like. But when I would want to have some tea, I would have to rummage through all these tins to find what I wanted. Not anymore!
I ran 2 strips of adhesive backed magnetic strip (from a craft store) about 1/2 an inch apart inside my closet door. The tins stick to the magnet and now they are all visable and easy to find! I'll have to buy a few more strips, now that I know it works. The best part is now I have more room to buy more tea!
Just thought I'd share.
Mar 13th, '09, 11:07
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by tjausti » Mar 13th, '09, 11:07
Good Idea
I have mine i a spinning spice rack and some of the others in a lock and lock
I had a heck of a time finding a spice rack that came with containers but not spices though.... seems odd.
by Deleted User #30641 » Mar 13th, '09, 11:53
Tjausti...
are the containers labeled with what you should put in there?
I should almost do that to my roommates, when he goes to put Black pepper on his what ever he'll get TGY, and for cinnamon he'll get Rooibos.
Haha.
Mar 13th, '09, 15:33
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by tjausti » Mar 13th, '09, 15:33
they have little dry erase areas on the front with clear plastic covering that keeps them happy
