Nov 2022
6:32am, 29 Nov 2022
3,076 posts
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Lesley C
I have been wanting to do it for a few years but with life stuff I haven't been able to.
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Dec 2022
9:05pm, 5 Dec 2022
5,942 posts
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quimby
😍
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Dec 2022
9:07pm, 5 Dec 2022
10,610 posts
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cathrobinson
I got the same today too
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Dec 2022
9:10pm, 5 Dec 2022
5,944 posts
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quimby
I do like "No Jar Lid is Safe".
There's actually a gym in a church up the road from me called "Give Me Strength".
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Dec 2022
9:34pm, 5 Dec 2022
10,611 posts
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cathrobinson
That’s a brilliant name. And yes, no Jar Lid is Safe was a particular favourite of mine too
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Dec 2022
9:35pm, 5 Dec 2022
10,612 posts
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cathrobinson
I won’t hit 100 hrs this year but it might have to be a target for 2023 so I can see what the next badge is.
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Dec 2022
10:03pm, 5 Dec 2022
57,750 posts
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alpenrose
I don't think I'll be collecting these badges as I log under different categories, but I can live with that.
Opening jars is my least favourite thing as I don't have much strength or stretch in my hands. I usually have to resort to a kettle to help.
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Dec 2022
10:29pm, 5 Dec 2022
23,144 posts
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Meglet
Alpenrose, you need a jar-key gadget. You lift the edge of the lid to release the vacuum and the lid unscrews easily!
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Dec 2022
10:40pm, 5 Dec 2022
8,097 posts
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DoricQuine
Don't even need a tool, just hit the edge of the jar lid on something to break the vacuum. Not too hard though!
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Dec 2022
4:16am, 6 Dec 2022
5,945 posts
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quimby
I have a rubber disk thing for opening jars, from Lakeland. An old swimming hat works just as well.
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