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In reply to the discussion: Are Mason Jars Sexist? [View all]leftyladyfrommo
(19,970 posts)26. Mason jars are very "in" right now.
They are for sale in all the craft stores. They are regular or painted, normal size or really small. All kinds of special lids so that they can be made into little lites.
Pretty amazing marketing really. Now that people don't can very much any more
One woman on Etsy sells them with solar lights and they are really cool.
Men weren't nearly so creative. They just used them to put nails and screws in.
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There are lots of jar opener thingys now so I wouldn't be making an issue of it -
LiberalElite
Apr 2016
#6
Could be worse - the British equivalent is the Kilner jar, and the great-great-great grandson
muriel_volestrangler
Apr 2016
#25
Did you know the alt name for those openers are rubber husbands? I have a jar opener that has
seaglass
Apr 2016
#68
It isn't just the jars, ever wonder who designed that top shelf in the kitchen? Men.
braddy
Apr 2016
#52