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my best was using a old spray bottle or a cheap smaller one that's easy on the hand and not to heavy at the heair section at Walmart.
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My mother just punched holes in the top of a mayo jar lid with an ice pick. I use a spray bottle.
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Just recently saw one of those on Facebook -- asking how many remember (know) what they are !! LOL! The did work well, but I also use a spray bottle now.
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check the Vermont country store catalog
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I purchased one from Yoders in Shipshewana Indiana. But I think I remember seeing them at Lemans in Ohio.
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Check out thrift shops, especially the cluttered, junky ones. They have some of the best stuff! Antique shops often have such things as well but often want big bucks.
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Originally Posted by patski
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check the Vermont country store catalog
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I thought the same thing. Nail would probably be your best bet.
Originally Posted by bakermom
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take a plastic water bottle and poke some holes in the cap.
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They're all over the place. Best price is Lehman's for $3.99:
https://www.lehmans.com/p-1108-mini-....aspx?show=all 2 for $13.50 on Amazon; 12 for $55 on ebay (resell them for $10 each!) and prices all over the place! My kids remember the sprinkling and clothes in the fridge!! I did it all the time! Fun! |
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
(Post 7283571)
I found one a few years ago, I don't remember where. I've never used it. Just bought it just because it reminded me of the days when my mother would sprinkle clothes. I remember that sprinkler bottle and the plastic bag of clothes in the refrigerator until ironing day.
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