Quick question. Has anyone used these? I'm not talking about the
regular Altoid mint container with the hinges, those would leak.
I'm talking about the "sour" tins. They look like a largish metal
can of Skoal. They are a good micro size and I have a couple laying
around I'd like to use. Does anyone have any experience with
these? Nothing came up on a search.
-MonkeyToes
Altoid containers
3 messages in this thread |
Started on 2004-08-07
Altoid containers
From: monkeytoes108 (cruschhaupt@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-08-07 17:32:49 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Altoid containers
From: Burke Kellie (kellie6234@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-08-07 11:04:10 UTC-07:00
I've seen them used, but alot of people use those, and then put them in a plastic bag. This is probably a good idea. They might work without the bag, but you might want to still put the stamp and log book in a bag and then put it into the container.
monkeytoes108 wrote:
Quick question. Has anyone used these? I'm not talking about the
regular Altoid mint container with the hinges, those would leak.
I'm talking about the "sour" tins. They look like a largish metal
can of Skoal. They are a good micro size and I have a couple laying
around I'd like to use. Does anyone have any experience with
these? Nothing came up on a search.
-MonkeyToes
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monkeytoes108
Quick question. Has anyone used these? I'm not talking about the
regular Altoid mint container with the hinges, those would leak.
I'm talking about the "sour" tins. They look like a largish metal
can of Skoal. They are a good micro size and I have a couple laying
around I'd like to use. Does anyone have any experience with
these? Nothing came up on a search.
-MonkeyToes
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RE: [LbNA] Altoid containers
From: Pam Kleingers (pam@kleingers.net) |
Date: 2004-08-07 16:27:42 UTC-04:00
I believe I have read of others using these, or something similar. My
concern would be using them in wilderness where animals might be attracted
to the scent (Do raccoons like wintergreen, lol)
I find myself looking at the strangest things for microboxes these days. My
problem is my carving skills are not yet refined enough to do the smaller
stamps
Mama Stork
aka Pam in Cinci
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> Quick question. Has anyone used these? I'm not talking about the
> regular Altoid mint container with the hinges, those would leak.
> I'm talking about the "sour" tins. They look like a largish metal
> can of Skoal. They are a good micro size and I have a couple laying
> around I'd like to use. Does anyone have any experience with
> these? Nothing came up on a search.
>
> -MonkeyToes
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concern would be using them in wilderness where animals might be attracted
to the scent (Do raccoons like wintergreen, lol)
I find myself looking at the strangest things for microboxes these days. My
problem is my carving skills are not yet refined enough to do the smaller
stamps
Mama Stork
aka Pam in Cinci
>
>
> Quick question. Has anyone used these? I'm not talking about the
> regular Altoid mint container with the hinges, those would leak.
> I'm talking about the "sour" tins. They look like a largish metal
> can of Skoal. They are a good micro size and I have a couple laying
> around I'd like to use. Does anyone have any experience with
> these? Nothing came up on a search.
>
> -MonkeyToes
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