mason jars are shit

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Okiedog

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Herb & Suds said:
What is this “duct tape” of which you speak :lol:
RED GREEN rules lol
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yes duct tape, not Duck Tape, but duct tape used on seems in your residence ductworks, example “the hot air blowing out of your ductworks is ruining your Bud”…you know the metal boxy tuby metal stuff delivering your heat and cooling throughout your home … duct tape is for and was developed for ductworks….it’s aluminum infused durability, strength, and thick adhesive makes it super versatile, of course over the decades idiots spell it Duck Tape cuz they don’t known wtf ductwork’s even are…, and it’s versatility has also given it a name 200mph tape cuz NASCAR teams will use it to help mitigate damage. … people just don’t know much outside of their daily lives nowadays.

anyways wrap a jar in that stuff and drop the jar off your roof and while the jar will break your bid will not be bathed in glass shards.

Mason jars have been keeping things stable and fresh for over a century. Some things don’t need to be improved on, kinda like kelp.
 
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Mumbeltypeg

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Okiedog said:
yes duct tape, not Duck Tape, but duct tape used on seems in your residence ductworks, example “the hot air blowing out of your ductworks is ruining your Bud”…you know the metal boxy tuby metal stuff delivering your heat and cooling throughout your home … duct tape is for and was developed for ductworks….it’s aluminum infused durability, strength, and thick adhesive makes it super versatile, of course over the decades idiots spell it Duck Tape cuz they don’t known wtf ductwork’s even are…, and it’s versatility has also given it a name 200mph tape cuz NASCAR teams will use it to help mitigate damage. … people just don’t know much outside of their daily lives nowadays.

anyways wrap a jar in that stuff and drop the jar off your roof and while the jar will break your bid will not be bathed in glass shards.

Mason jars have been keeping things stable and fresh for over a century. Some things don’t need to be improved on, kinda like kelp.
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Spoken like a true man who’s has never tried taping a bunch of ducks together, I’d like to see you do it with Masking tape. :D
 
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xox

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StareCase said:
That's our fame? Bob & Doug, Steve & Morag, fixing shit with duct tape ... boy do we need better international marketing.

Anyone ever make one of those duct tape wallets?
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what i am canadian! whats wrong with bob and doug that shits peak canadian humour thats like monty python for the british lol
 
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Okiedog

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bursto said:
its not an argument it just fact, mason jars are not fit for the purpose of storing weed, and keeping it fresh for the long term

i just dont know why we all got huge collelctions of mason jars, when i/ve notice the weed i stored in tins is fresher
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Idk either .. glass is inert. You know what inert means right? It does nothing but sit there.
i guess if you sit it on the counter.

But mainly can’t think of where to go to get 20 quart sized tins…… so jars it is, I can get them all over the place, every time. Just gotta k kw how to tighten a lid.

anyone know where I can pick up a couple
Dozen quart sized tins??
 
bursto

bursto

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Okiedog said:
Idk either .. glass is inert. You know what inert means right? It does nothing but sit there.
i guess if you sit it on the counter.

But mainly can’t think of where to go to get 20 quart sized tins…… so jars it is, I can get them all over the place, every time. Just gotta k kw how to tighten a lid.
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im not saying they dont work, im saying tins are fresher

what im thinking is instead of me putting all my best buds in the glass mason jars and the lower buds in the tins, i'll swap it around, so..

put my best stuff in the tins and the stuff i want to share around with people in the jars so you can see it
 
Splinter7

Splinter7

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i keep reading all this business about tin...it's about 40x the price of steel. I am not sure tin is viable as a storage material.
or.....possibly, we're dealing with the British. in that case, maybe aluminium (sp?lol) might work.
 
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