........but DON'T unwrap your roll of twine & end up with a tangled mess.
Just stick your finger in the top!
It still collapses into a tangled mess after you've used half of it Tim!
:-\
Put it in a jar with a lid, in which you have drilled a hole. feed the string through the lid and bingo, no tangles, no collapse and dry string!
Im drilling a hole in a tin lid as we speak ;D
You can use a nail, but hammer from the underside of the lid, so any sharp edges go our and don't affect the string.
Or alternatively, buy it already in a tin with a cutter built in.
I think we got ours from Poundland.
Quote from: quizzical1 on August 03, 2007, 12:48:03
Or alternatively, buy it already in a tin with a cutter built in.
I think we got ours from Poundland.
How much did it cost? ;D
Illy coffee cans are very good as they have a plastic lid .Coffees not bad either.
Quote from: markfield rover on August 03, 2007, 15:09:42
Illy coffee cans are very good as they have a plastic lid .Coffees not bad either.
You are just showing off that you like the best coffee in the world :P :P :P :P :P
Yes, but with a free twine dispenser, win,win.
My expensive wrapping is waterproof, Eric!
We do have a hand painted tin with a hole in the top but that's been 'borrowed'.
I supplement the plastic container yours is in Tim by sticking it tightly in a plastic bag with the end of the twine sticking out and just put a twist tie or a piece of insulation tape around the neck of the bag to keep it closed.
Glass jars and me don't go together............I'm too clumsy..........soft ball is more my game ;D
Forgot to say that I can't fit a tin in my pocket.
I see you have got abreast of things Tim ::) ;D
Nice one!