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And leaves painted surfaces intact when removed. I wall-mount all my produce and food product jars under 3 pounds with it.

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Do you have a special technique for mounting raspberries and blueberries? Those always give me trouble.
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Silicone backing and drip mat. Keeps from staining the walls/floors and countertops.

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Silicone backing and drip mat. Keeps from staining the walls/floors and countertops.

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Wax paper, aluminum foil and general apathy about the appearance of your kitchen area is also encouraged.
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Wax paper, aluminum foil and general apathy about the appearance of your kitchen area is also encouraged.
Kitchen? Were you raised by wolves or something? Fine art belongs in the parlour.
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