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What an idea!! I am amazed at how resourceful some people are.. I have an empty bottle right now.. will give it a try! Thanks..
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love it!
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Great idea. Thanks for sharing a real cool item.
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Now that is just tooo awesome...definitely going to start trying that!
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What a great idea.
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thanks for sharing great idea
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Duh!!! Did not see that one coming, but THANKS!
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
yes, but when you unscrew the top, won't the bag fall out? Then do you have to "re-install" the screw top each time.
I think I will stick with twist-ties, I only have about 3000 in my drawer. :D :D :D Sue |
Sorry for double posting---computer hiccup!!
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Originally Posted by Pinkiris
Originally Posted by ptquilts
yes, but when you unscrew the top, won't the bag fall out? Then do you have to "re-install" the screw top each time.
I think I will stick with twist-ties, I only have about 3000 in my drawer. :D :D :D Sue OK, I will confess, I also wash and dry ziploc bags and bread bags. cheep cheep cheep..... |
What an ingenius idea.
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Thanks for this great idea.
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Originally Posted by Grammy o'5
The guy who first thought of the idea must be given an award for originality !!! :lol:
What a fantastic idea! :thumbup: No more spilled dried beans, macaroni, etc. Don't have to grapple with rubber bands that are tied too tightly. How to seal a bag and make it air-tight! Cut up a disposable water bottle and keep the neck and top, as in photo. Insert the plastic bag through the neck and screw the top – to seal. (see 2nd photo) (Pull the opening of the bag through the opening of the cut bottle.) The bottle is made to be air-tight, such that water will not leak, the secret lies with the top and screw! Good for us and the environment too. :lol: |
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