. I hadn't thought of it, but it sounds like a good idea. My mom keeps a gallon pitcher with a tight lid; it sits on the counter, and she puts the smelly stuff in there until trash day. It works pretty well... until you have to open it and dump something in. Phew! *holds nose*
I keep my apple cores in a plastic bag in the fridge until trash day. (Apple every night, to reduce acid reflux -- it works!) I'm very lazy and don't cook much -- eat a big lunch out when I'm working, then just the apple for supper -- but I keep telling myself that I've got to start cooking again; cheaper to make my lunches than buy them. I'll remember your tip. .
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Date: 2010-09-19 06:38 pm (UTC)I hadn't thought of it, but it sounds like a good idea. My mom keeps a gallon pitcher with a tight lid; it sits on the counter, and she puts the smelly stuff in there until trash day. It works pretty well... until you have to open it and dump something in. Phew! *holds nose*
I keep my apple cores in a plastic bag in the fridge until trash day. (Apple every night, to reduce acid reflux -- it works!) I'm very lazy and don't cook much -- eat a big lunch out when I'm working, then just the apple for supper -- but I keep telling myself that I've got to start cooking again; cheaper to make my lunches than buy them. I'll remember your tip.
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