#11

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(02-20-2020, 04:06 AM)DanLaw Wrote: In all honesty does your brother Patrick want it for the soap as well as the ceramic jar? 
Lol, he said the same as Tester28: “What fun is PannaCrema without the cool ceramic container?” Writing is on the wall, their new little jar just doesn’t cut it.  Brilliant soap, scents are wow, presentation made it even more so.
#12
I wish I knew there was a demand for empty nuavia jars. I threw away my blu tub last week.
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(02-20-2020, 04:31 AM)iamsms Wrote: I wish I knew there was a demand for empty nuavia jars. I threw away my blu tub last week.
DUDE, I’ve had a BST want to buy a Blue for like a month? Can you call waste management and have them bring that garbage back? Please advise, lol

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#14
I like the other poster have green jar that’s at least 80% full. I’m not sure I’ll ever use it, but also not sure what it’d cost to even ship that thing out lol.
#15

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Peachtree City, GA
(This post was last modified: 02-20-2020, 09:15 PM by DanLaw.)
We are using these as urns for rescue dogs we have taken in over the years until a machine shop can deliver an alternative permanent resting vessel. Obviously making these is way down the machine shop's priority list so the ceramic jars are much appreciated.

You can keep the soap, only looking for the jar to keep dog ashes in

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#16

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Interesting use for the container.  Its my experience over the years that the ashes of your beloved dog, if kept in a container eventually end up on a shelf in the basement or garage out of sigh and out of mind.  I think scattering the ashes in a favourite location is the way to go - free to go where they choose.  

Further to people's reactions to the discontinuation of the ceramic containers.  Maybe they'll come back as an add on for extra money??

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#17

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Peachtree City, GA
(This post was last modified: 02-20-2020, 09:42 PM by DanLaw.)
Not with us - they surround our bed on the table top next to where they slept and loved lounging until passing - in fact we even trimmed stuffing from a favourite sofa they all used over the years as a custom cut cushion to permanently rest their souls.

I too hope they reconsider the ceramic jars as packaging sends a signal regarding a vendor's self image - much like lingerie to a refined lady.

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(02-20-2020, 09:37 PM)Marko Wrote: Interesting use for the container.  Its my experience over the years that the ashes of your beloved dog, if kept in a container eventually end up on a shelf in the basement or garage out of sigh and out of mind.  I think scattering the ashes in a favourite location is the way to go - free to go where they choose.  

Further to people's reactions to the discontinuation of the ceramic containers.  Maybe they'll come back as an add on for extra money??
I mean right?  Nuavia in the ceramic was a stand alone product, and it’s a good product too.

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#19

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Des Moines, IA
This one of the more interesting threads I've seen.

I feel to add that we buried our canine's ashes under his favorite bush in the back yard.  He liked to lay in the shade of it during the hot summer days.

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#20

Posting Freak
Peachtree City, GA
(This post was last modified: 02-22-2020, 12:09 AM by DanLaw.)
Still seeking jars.  Any others?

Our current pack can be seen here (it yet hurts too badly to post public photos of the children passed.

https://damnfineshave.com/thread-our-non...companions


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