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[world-cruising] Re: Plastic or glass

From: put_to_sea (no email)
Date: Mon Mar 07 2005 - 12:39:49 EST

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    >
    > That's a good point, but my own recollections of what other ong
    distance
    > cruisers have said to me is: glass is NOT good in a knockdown
    situation, or
    > any breakage situation.

    I am building in some drawers designed to fit quart canning jars so
    they can't go anywhere and break regardless of the sea condition. I
    feel the glass jars are the cheapest and most dependable in the long
    run as long as you can keep the lids and rings from rusting.

    Regards - Amos

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