Hi Pam,
thanks for the tip :) but it wouldn't work as I use the herbs and
spices most days. I haven't seen a vacuum sealer here as yet. What's a
comforter btw? I don't tend to have anything (apart from junk!) that is
stored long enough to need to use a vacuum sealer.As an avid cook I think
that what I really need is a bigger kitchen. I am going to have a look
around for info on kitchen design and function on ships/boats, I think I
might find a few useful ideas for my kitchen that way.
Best Wishes, Elaine GH (UK)
>Do you have vacuum sealers available in the UK? These are machines >that
>suck all the air out of a plastic bag or glass jar and create an >airtight
>seal. Then your items stay fresher longer. In the case of things >sealed
>in
>a plastic bag, the package also takes up much less room. I've even >heard
>of
>people using them to store off-season clothes, linens, pillows, etc.
> >(Think
>about how much "air" we store when we store a comforter! :-) Although
>you'd probably have to get a much larger one than the size for food.)
>I don't have one yet myself, but I will be getting one as soon as >finances
>allow. Here's a link to the Tilia site: http://tilia.com/
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