[GrumpyOldMan]

Free to a good home.

I have about a dozen of these 3 lb coffee cans (about a gallon) that I have been saving for storing things in and have decided I probably won't use them. They are empty, metal, and have plastic lids.

If anyone is interested in them, just drop me a private message and we can arrange a convenient time for you to come by and pick them up.

First come first serve.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by GrumpyOldMan

Free to a good home.

I have about a dozen of these 3 lb coffee cans (about a gallon) that I have been saving for storing things in and have decided I probably won't use them. They are empty, metal, and have plastic lids.

If anyone is interested in them, just drop me a private message and we can arrange a convenient time for you to come by and pick them up.

First come first serve.

Thanks for the offer, I don't need them but a suggestion. You take a can opener and remove the other side as well. Poke some drainage holes into the snap on plastic cover and use them to start plants. Unlike what is typically used, When you want to remove the plants from the container you snap off the plastic cap and easily push the plant out the top. Far easier than other things people use.

[GrumpyOldMan]

Originally Posted by DAVES

Thanks for the offer, I don't need them but a suggestion. You take a can opener and remove the other side as well. Poke some drainage holes into the snap on plastic cover and use them to start plants. Unlike what is typically used, When you want to remove the plants from the container you snap off the plastic cap and easily push the plant out the top. Far easier than other things people use.

Great idea, thank you! If no one wants them I will do that!