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There seems to be a lot of questions about wheel storage now and then, and I just stumbled across something today at the grocery store! Velveeta cheese is currently being sold with a free clear plastic storage container that the block of Velveeta fits in. Of course, the wheels fit in there too. I only bought one, but I think I'm going to go get more. You can fit 3 jumbo + 1 regular wheel in the box, or 6 regular wheels. It's just really nice to know I can get these stackable containers, and I can actually see through them to know what's in them!
__________________ Dejah (janz)
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A friend of mine uses the metal pant hangers that hold like five pairs on the same hanger. She pulled off the rubber that is over the rungs (to keep the pants from slipping off), and the wheels just slide on. I think she has 5 or 6 on each line of the hanger. It really works great. I want to keep mine like this, but I keep forgetting when I am at the store to stop and pick one up.
I'm going to look for that plastic Velveeta packaging!
In my younger days my girlfriends and I would get together and we would make strawberry daquris, and a yummy dip made with Velveeta mixed with Rotel Tomatoes with Green Chilis! (kept with the Mexican foods at the grocery store)
Man that was a good combination of drink and snack! I don't think I can handle all those daquris any more, but I'll have to get some stuff to make that dip!
Thanks for the heads-up!
__________________ Judi 'Stamparooni'
If you can't eat it, drink it, or stamp it
you might as well throw it away!
Another option for wheels is if you only have a few, you can put them in an empty baby wipes container. It isn't see-through, but you can pop the top and see what's there!