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On one of the threads, somebody mentioned that she uses her kitchen sheers to cut her milk jugs and I tried it and you'll be surprized how much quicker it is than using a box cutter and you can guide them easier. and its you to cut straigher lines. On my jugs that I used the box cutter, if I was graded on the cuts, I'd get an F. Duct tape hides a lot of crooked cuts. Just thought I'd pass this along. I don't use my kitchen sheers for anything else so why not? Maybe just put them in with your WS supplies and that way they won't be grabbed for anything else(food) or go and buy a second pr. to have for food preparation if you want to.
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