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by auntbaba 13 Nov 2008 ( edited Nov 13'08 14:32 )
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Thread Wraps Released November 11, 2008

by Marilyn Hlad

To keep my thread spools from unraveling, I wrap a small piece of
Press-n-Seal around my spools of thread. The Press-n-Seal does not
leave any kind of residue on the thread.

Editor’s Note: Press-n-Seal is a food wrap product that can be found
near the food storage bags, foil and other plastic wrap products in
your local grocery store and works VERY well as indicated above

Comments (8)
by Cutie #8325825 13 Nov 2008
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ohmygosh I love press n seal and now I love it even more tyvm!*
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by katydid 13 Nov 2008
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Sounds cheaper than amazing tape. wonder which way is the easiest to cut it in strips?
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by elaine45 13 Nov 2008
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Thanks....
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by newipswich 13 Nov 2008
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That is a cool tip! I was just dealing with some thread spools yesterday. As I don't have a spool rack, I was using zipper baggies. I like this idea very much. Thanks for sharing it.
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by raels011 13 Nov 2008
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In Australia we call it cling wrap Thanks for the idea
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by Cutie #8325825 14 Nov 2008
are you sure it is the same thing? we have glad wrap here it is a clear plastic saran wrap. Press n seal looks "cloudy" like waxed paper.
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by gramsbear 13 Nov 2008
+3
Neat idea, and thank for the tip. **
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by wendymay60 13 Nov 2008
+4
In Australia it is called ,Glad Wrap'.
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by Cutie #8325825 14 Nov 2008
are you sure it is the same thing? we have glad wrap here it is a clear plastic saran wrap. Press n seal looks "cloudy" like waxed paper.
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by kathyjt 13 Nov 2008
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Thanks *4u