I'm sure someone has thought of this before, but I just thought of a perfect, cheap, alternative to wooden dowel rods - wooden chopsticks!!! Even the plastic ones would be good. I just bought 40 chopsticks for about $4, wooden dowel rods would cost me $4,50 for 12 plus shipping! They are good and strong, so all I need to do is hacksaw them to the right size - gonna try it today
Sounds like a good idea!! Sometimes you can find the thin dowels in craft shops and hardware/lumber stores. They're fairly cheap in the hardware/lumber stores.
Good luck with them and watch your fingers with that saw!!!
I've been using chopsticks insteatd of dowels for a long time. And I've been wondering why it hasn't been mentioned anywhere.
....... Sometimes you can find the thin dowels in craft shops and hardware/lumber stores. They're fairly cheap in the hardware/lumber stores.......
We have all at some time along the way used those from a hardware store but they are not food safe :( Who knows where they have been and what has crawled on/over them. That's why using plastic drink straws in a much better option. Plus no saw needed - every day scissors work best :)
Meh.
A wide bore straw is stronger, cheaper, easier to source, & easier to cut. Also, less likely to slip, can't splinter/crush, and really easy to sanitize [if necessary].
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