"Hi Hanna,
Actually, we are just in the process of trying out labels, but it's too early to say anything, and we bought them in England. I'll let you know when we come to using them.
My best,
Gabrielle"
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How to fill the pots????
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Hello everybody,Well, I'm having trouble filling glass jars with cream that's rather thick. So, I have to do with a spatula but it's not so good. Does any one know how to fill jars easily? That would…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Deanna Chaffee Apr 4, 2010.
self-adhesive seals for cosmetic jars
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Hello,I'm very new on this site and haven't yet taken the time to look around much. However, my today's preoccupation is about finding paper seals for cosmetic jars. Does anyone have an idea where I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark Jan 29, 2010.
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Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark replied to the discussion 'waterproof labels running'"Thank you Deanna. Actually, this is what I found recently in a specialized shop in France, and it works!
Thanks for your attention!
My best
Gabrielle"
Deanna Chaffee replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"I too use a cookie press; it works great! You can buy one pretty much in any kitchen supply store. Good luck!
Deanna"
Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"Hi Vivian,
Well, true I could do it with a gallon pump, except I live in France and there are items you just don't find here even though they are very simple...I took the advice of Katherine and found a stainless steel pump for frosting cakes.…"
Vivian Dawson replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"How about putting your cream in a large bottle with a pump. A gallon bottle with a large pump head. You've probably seen shampoo or conditioner purchased in bulk sold this way. This is a fast, neat, and easy way to fill your jars.
Good…"
Nashonta M replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"Thanks Katherine, I will have to try the stainless steel cookie/frosting press"
Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"Thank you Katherine, it seems to be a good tip! I'll just have to find that in France...unless Bed&Bath&Beyond sell internationally.
I'll see to that.
Thanks again!"
Katherine Corkill replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"I actually have tried this and it works to perfection...however I actually use a stainless steel cookie / frosting press, one I found at Bed Bath and Beyond. This way you can sanitize easily and you have better control of the fill due to using a…"
Nashonta M replied to the discussion 'How to fill the pots????'"I have the same problem...on previous discussions by Indie members some have used pastry bags to help fill jars...I have nottried it yet but I am looking forward to see if it helps."
Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark posted a discussionHow to fill the pots????
Hello everybody,Well, I'm having trouble filling glass jars with cream that's rather thick. So, I have to do with a spatula but it's not so good. Does any one know how to fill jars easily? That would be mostly helpful, and thank you in advance.My bestGabrielleSee More
"Hi Gabrielle - thanks for the tip on Essential Wholesale. Every response I've received since my post has suggested Essential Wholesale. Seems like they've received the indie-approval :)
Looks like I'll be starting with them, and yes,…"
Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark replied to the discussion 'self-adhesive seals for cosmetic jars'"Thanks so much for your help!
I wish I had logged on your site before...It'll be for the next time."
Bill & Cindy Griffith replied to the discussion 'self-adhesive seals for cosmetic jars'"Hi Gabrielle,
You can find the seals you seek on this web page. Scroll down until you find the "BayouLock" seal that fits the jar you need to seal.
http://www.bayousome.com/shrinknseal.htm
Bill Griffith
BayouSome.com, Inc"
Gabrielle Gelloz-Clark posted a discussionself-adhesive seals for cosmetic jars
Hello,I'm very new on this site and haven't yet taken the time to look around much. However, my today's preoccupation is about finding paper seals for cosmetic jars. Does anyone have an idea where I could purchase those in not too big quantity? Since I'm French and live in France I looked all around Europe without success. PPPPPlllease! Help me!Thanks in advance!GabrielleSee More
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Kalandra Robinson said…
- Hi Gabrielle - thanks for the tip on Essential Wholesale. Every response I've received since my post has suggested Essential Wholesale. Seems like they've received the indie-approval :)
Looks like I'll be starting with them, and yes, I went on their website and they have everything...
thanks again Gabrielle.
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