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#179469 - 08/27/13 05:18 PM Re: How do you keep your spices? [Re: mira.mikes]
squark member Registered: 03/14/11 Posts: 66 Loc: SF bay area, CA	No trouble with the sunscreen. I filled one with cayenne and put it in my daily-use backpack a few days ago. Lid hasn't popped open or leaked yet, though it's only traveled a few miles so far. Originally Posted By mira.mikes Originally Posted By squark I have some of these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004X7VZYQ/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&psc=1 haven't used them for spices (just sunscreen, so far), but seems like they could work. Hmm this is closest to my wish ... are the lids holding well enough?
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How do you keep your spices?	mira.mikes	08/19/13 07:40 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	wandering_daisy	08/19/13 08:34 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	mira.mikes	08/19/13 09:09 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	balzaccom	08/20/13 12:52 AM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	mira.mikes	08/20/13 01:00 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	finallyME	08/20/13 10:54 AM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	mira.mikes	08/20/13 01:04 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	Hawke	08/20/13 01:18 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	squark	08/20/13 02:29 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	mira.mikes	08/20/13 04:49 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	squark	08/27/13 05:18 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	mira.mikes	08/20/13 04:47 PM
Re: How do you keep your spices?	LHG12	09/18/13 12:53 PM

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