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SheilaC Posted - Jun 20 2012 : 7:57:06 PM
Anyone use Weck Jars? Picked up 6 at the goodwill today--any tips if you do have experience with them?

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Rosemary Posted - Jun 21 2012 : 7:47:59 PM
MaryJane mentions them in her Outpost book, so I got curious and looked them up online. WIlliams Sonoma sells two sizes of them, and also the clips and rubber rings if you need to replace them. I think they look lovely, and they're obviously so easy to fill -- nice! Lucky you for finding them at Goodwill. Some girls have all the luck!
soapmommy60543 Posted - Jun 21 2012 : 10:47:49 AM
I don't, but I found the company's website:
http://www.weckjars.com/about.php

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