The document discusses a storage unit for a kitchen window that holds plants and seedlings. It has adjustable shelves and is easy to assemble. It also discusses a set of canning tools, particularly praising the jar lifter as very useful and worth the price alone. Some of the other tools, like the plastic funnel and magnet, melted under heat. The lid wrench and tongs were not seen as very necessary.

1. This storage isperfect for my kitchen window, I have a 'door size'
window in my kitchen. This unit fits perfect, rolls out to clean floor
under it. It holds mygreensavingproducts.tools4home.net plants,
and seedling starts. It has loads of usable space. The shelves are
adjustable and it is strong. I expect it to last many years.
It was very easy to assemble and is attractive in my kitchen.
I am brand new at canning, and didhardware.tools4home.net my
first batch prior to ordering these tools. It went okay, but I was
immediately sold on the idea of a jar lifter. I looked and looked
locally but couldn't find one, and this set was available for
immediate shipment.
The jar lifter is fantastic, and ultimately I think it alone is worth the
price of admission -- notirrigation.tools4home.net because it's worth
it in and of itself, but because it's a total necessity, so I would have
purchased it at any price that wouldn't break the bank.
The other pieces are either already part of a moderately well-
equipped kitchen, arekitchen.tools4home.net nice but not
necessary, and/or are not all that well constructed.
I'd opted to return a relatively expensive set of plastic funnels when
I purchased this set, lighting.tools4home.netbut the included funnel
here melted a bit under the heat of the boiling brine I poured over
the pickles-to-be. Same for the plastic surrounding the magnet
when I used it (quite effectively) to grab the jar lids out of a simmer
sauce pan. The lid wrench I'm just not sure I see a use for, since
jars aren't supposed tomagazines.tools4home.net be super tight
and they tend to loosen when cooled anyway (or am I
misunderstanding what this is for?), and the tongs, well, who
doesn't have tongs?