Would these be good for removing seeds from squash?
1743062
I never have tried that but they should work just fine to remove seeds from squash.
27858
It depends on the size of the seeds. Using the finest size sieve I don't think it will remove all berry seeds. You would have to put it through a hand held fine sieve after using the food mill.
2154492
In my opinion, no. I do think these would be quite strong enough to risk that. Don't know if your jars are glass or what, but still these are very small magnets. Bigger ones should do the job, but you'd just have to experiment with that and it would depend on how you attach them to the jars, etc.... The small ones are the only kind I've used.
1025707
these will work great for removing glaze. I would use the short fiber side then hit it again with the plush side.
2153160
Yes they work VERY if whole carrots cut in half... also works well for kale...one trick, do not wash the produce until ready to use keeps much longer! hope that helps
1742059
It does good for meat not sure about seeds It prob wouldn't mill them down to a powder but will break them down a bit
1869874
Will work on any fleshy fruit- I have torn up peach seeds- it is very powerful so yes oranges with-out a doubt
1523331
I don't see why not. They're decent cutters. Just be sure not to slice the fruit too thickly as it's the devil's own work to get stuff out of these cutters with a food pick if the food is thick.
544393
I think it would work wonderfully. I have used mine on watermelon instead of using a knife to remove the rind. I am going to process a pumpkin today and can it in pint jars. I plan on using the peeler to remove the pumpkin rind. Love this peeler.
1915840
Yes, actually! I used it yesterday and it held the seeds back in that first ring of the plate. It probably depends a bit on the size of the lemon, this was a small one.
2086456
It might work for cucumber slices if the cucumber is small otherwise I don't think it would be very convenient for that purpose.
2047966
I think it could be used to cut dried herbs, although you might want to use a container with sides to do it. I would not use it for seeds. The cutting wheels are too far apart and the seeds would just slide out of the way.
1951633
I think they would work for fine for herb plants-especially if you are starting them from seed. Of course as they grow and become root-bound, you would need to go to a larger size pot. You would also need to have some kind of tray under them because of the holes. Hope this answers your question.
1010195
I have never tried the product for preventing squash borers. However I would expect it to be a useful deterrent given the basic premise for using the product to begin with and that is the jagged edges of the diatoms are intended to cut insects as they pass through the product. The product is inert so it will have no impact on your fertilizer.
1727927
I'd say they're a little larger than 1 inch by 1 inch. They work great to start seeds if you are going to transfer them into larger pots before moving outside (or to a final large pot). I use them mostly for tomatoes and pepper plants. Most other vegetables I either start in 4 inch pots or direct sow. I know I answered more than you asked, but figured it might be useful info.
708187
I did use mine for salsa but since the seeds were not an issue, I can't say they kept out all or even most of the seeds. Sorry.....
679286
Yes, though it might not take out really fine seeds. It would certainly work on raspberry and blackberry seeds. The sieve part has very small holes, about 1mm.