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#56395 - 12/18/05 08:50 PM New container for your PSK
bubbajoe Offline
Journeyman

Registered: 10/29/05
Posts: 72
Loc: PA. USA
Once again my weekly hint for junk has turned up a new container for my PSK. Its made by Heritage Mint. I found it at the local grocery store. Has a lock on all four sides and a silicone seal to make it water proof. its a little larger than the Altoid tin but not to bad to carry around in a coat pocket or cargo pants. best of all it cheap $1.49. lots of sizes and shapes.
www.heritagemint.com

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#56396 - 12/19/05 02:00 AM Re: New container for your PSK
lazermonkey Offline
Enthusiast

Registered: 12/27/04
Posts: 318
Loc: Monterey CA
Got some of those. They work great and are water prof to at least the bottem of a swimming pool. 8 ft. They are well wirth the price. <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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#56397 - 12/19/05 02:12 AM Re: New container for your PSK
Susan Offline
Geezer

Registered: 01/21/04
Posts: 5163
Loc: W. WA
These are the Lock & Lock containers. The smallest one holds about .75 of a cup.

The only place that I found them only had the sandwich-sized ones. I didn't realize they come in many sizes.

Sue

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#56398 - 12/19/05 03:54 AM Re: New container for your PSK
lazermonkey Offline
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Registered: 12/27/04
Posts: 318
Loc: Monterey CA
I just looked at the link and saw haw many there are. I realy like the ones with separated compartments.
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#56399 - 12/20/05 01:25 AM Re: New container for your PSK
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My wife bought a couple of the Lock & Lock containers. I've used them to keep my emergency pipe tobacco stash in, one in the truck & one in my bike bag. They do a great job of keeping the tobacco from drying out.
gino <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

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#56400 - 12/20/05 09:55 AM Re: New container for your PSK
tstetz Offline


Registered: 12/11/05
Posts: 2
Loc: Pittsburgh, PA
SgtMike turned me on to those early in the year and I've been pretty happy with them. I have a few sandwich sized ones and a smaller, deeper one as well. Rugged, waterproof and I like how well they lock.

The sandwich size ones make nice car kits and also fi perfectly in the outside pocket of my hydration pack.

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#56401 - 12/20/05 02:50 PM Re: New container for your PSK
jshannon Offline
Addict

Registered: 02/02/03
Posts: 647
Loc: North Texas
http://www.heritagemint.com/jump.jsp?ite...;iProductID=298

Smallest is 0.3 oz measuring 2.9" Round x 1.7" tall

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