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I bought 6 dozen new hars and the flats were all ribber sidedown and they did not seal and i lost all my foods that i prserved. pleas what do you not put them rubber side up. the flats that i bought seperatelysealed just fine. would like to have some sort of refunds for this loss and for the flats themselves

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i lost tomatoes, Okra, dill pickles, salsa and peaches please take care of this matter

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