Can I put it around vegetables?
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I don't know about vegies but I put it around flowers and it didn't help one bit.
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I tried this to get rid of chipmunks that were attacking tomatoes did not work I did not have much success even though some reviews stated otherwise ended up with fencing and a good pellet gun ha ha
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yes you can use a steamer basket, so long as it isn't so tall that when you put the produce on top the vegetables block the valve on top. I have a silicone basket that I use and it works fine. I let the liquid come to a boil before I put the basket in and you can find charts online that will give you approximate times for different vegetables. Check out hip pressure cooking.com.
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No, not really. It is the perfect size for a can of vegetables, so it is great for that.
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Personally I use the cheap stuff for my vegetable gardens. I don't feel like it makes the ground super hot but it is much thicker and durable than normal stuff sold in stores. So maybe not a good idea to use it for your garden.
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I use it for cabbage, carrots, onion, potato, any hard vegetable. No problem.
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I don't see why you could'nt. I am no expert, if one exist. But in time, the leaves would compost themselves, giving you a added benifit. I think it would look great. I have five that I use for vegetables, and they look great.
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I don't see why you can't store lettuce in them. I have stored green beans,broccoli and other veggies with no problem. Mostly though to transport vegetables from the store home
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You could. It is sturdy enough. But I feel it is too tall and not wide enough for cucumbers. I use it for pole beans.
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Probably not unless you use your own grocery or produce bag. The compostible bags suggested for use with this product start to break down as soon as you store your vegie/fruit peels in them.
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I haven't tried putting Vegetables in it. I use it strictly for protein shakes mixing.
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Yes you can, just make sure you put put enough Pam onit so the food doesn't stick
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Certainly. On the label there is directions for fruits and vegetables. I use a couple of drops in a large bowl of water, dunk and scrub the vegies, then rinse. Or you could spray a water/Sal Suds mixture on, scrub, rinse.
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I haven't used it on lettuce or larger greens, but I have had good success with fresh herbs such as basil and parsley. It seems to get them small enough to use in dishes without mutilating them.
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I haven't done it, but don't see why you couldn't. I''ve done different vegetables before.Think you would probably enjoy the Oster. I use mine a lot!Hope this helps.
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This is for clothes. I don't think you would want to put it on anything with which you eat.
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I don't see why not. I use it over bowls (soup, chilli, beans and the like) that lift the regular round plastic microwave covers causing them to sort of melt and become distorted. My guess is that if it was actually on the food it would sort of splatted right through it.
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It's for the short way. Potatoes don't work well with this one from my experience. It works great for the softer veggies like squash and onions