I love this idea and have been using it for many years now. It works great for any package which is foldable, crackers, cereal, flour etc, and you are able to seal well enough to keep the air out which takes flavour away. Till now, I thought I was the only person that used these little tools meant for the office, mainly in my kitchen.

Hi, I too did a web search for your pre typed grocery list featured on one of your shows. It appeared to be useful especially for a young person just starting out. Could you please post it?

Thankyou.

I have been using clothes pins for years to do the same thing – so, if you don’t happen to have binder clips use clothes pins (if you have them).

Cool! I’ve been using binder clips ever since i got married and had my own kitchen! very useful :) they’re not only for the office.

With arthritis, those metal clips are cute but really difficult to open.
I do use PLASTIC CLOTHPINS ! Choose them strong anough to squeeze bags.
I do use those plastic clothpins to fix my cheklist on me when i go to the stores.
Who is this funny guy ? Bye from Québec.

I also find that binder clips are good for holding open tight cookbooks. Put a large one in the middle & it can help hold up the book against the wall. Much easier than having to flip the pages all the time!

resenly I saw one of your programs that had you show a groc. list pre typed. Is it avalable to the public. My mom is a senior and I think it would be a good tool for her. with thanks Rhoda