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Save drawer space and rumaging through to find what you want, for kitchen utensils paint or contact paper a coffee can to match your kitchen, and save the lid to put on the bottom. Place the can on your stovetop and it holds a lot and keeps utensils for cooking handy, and the can is pretty as well!
By Linda Jonson
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RE: Coffee Can Utensil Holder
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Post By SNIGDIBBLY (Guest Post)
(10/03/2005)
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PLEASE USE THE PLASTIC COFFEE CANS FOR THIS IDEA OR PLACE THE PLASTIC LID ON THE BOTTOM OF THE METAL CANS - OTHERWISE YOU GET A RUSTY RING THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE. LEARNED THIS THE HARD WAY. I SAVE THE METAL ONES WITH THEIR PLASTIC LIDS TO DISCARD USED OIL FROM MY DEEP FAT FRYER.
RE: Coffee Can Utensil Holder
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Post By Vanessa (Guest Post)
(10/01/2005)
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I used to make these for my mom, all sizes of cans. Pretty contact paper and hot glued ruffle ribbon on the edge at the top hanging down and the edge at the bottom, but further up. These were all over her bathroom for things and the coffee cans in the bedroom. She had severe allergies, then later cancer, and those pretty cans were her kleenex waste can. Looked pretty and she did not have to walk far for a "little" trash to put in the can. No one that came to visit later when she was on bed rest was the wiser about the pretty cans everywhere!
RE: Coffee Can Utensil Holder
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Post By (Guest Post)
(10/01/2005)
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LOVE LOVE LOVE that idea---thank you!!!
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