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Donna W

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Mason Jar Bathroom Storage

Easy way to add storage to your bathroom. When the mason jars are dirty, slip them out, wash them in the dishwasher then put them back. Love it for my kids' toothbrushes! Full tutorial ...»
here: http://lollyjane.com/diy-mason-jar-bathroom-...

ps: I accidentally posted this under my personal account so if you see the same project/same pics on Lolly Jane's account, that's where is was SUPPOSED to be, lol (:

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Lolly Jane B
Lolly Jane B Gilbert, AZ
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  • Donna W
    Commented on Jul 25, 2012
    I always wash my toothbrush before it goes in my mouth anyway.
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Outdoor Living: Need suggestions for the height of a centerpiece for a round brick patio fountain.

Fountain has 6 ft diameter with sides 20 inches in height.
Ed M
Ed M Newnan, GA
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  • Donna W
    Commented on Apr 20, 2012
    I think it should be a couple inches lower than the sides.
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