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INSTRUCTIONS

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Gently remove any visible dirt with your hands or a soft scrub brush. Rinse and dry thoroughly.

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If using for decor, then you are finished! If not, then place dry pumpkins on newspaper in a warm area inside your home.

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Leave them for 2 weeks periodically checking for moisture. If moist, wipe dry and place a fresh piece of newspaper down.

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After 2 weeks your pumpkins are “cured” and can be stored in a dark, cool area. They should last 2-3 months. Do not store with apples.

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Enjoy!

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how to

Preserve Pumpkins

for Décor or Storage

INSTRUCTIONS

Fill your sink with water and add 1 tbsp dish soap per gallon. Let pumpkins soak 5 minutes to kill any bacteria on the surface.

Gently remove any visible dirt with your hands or a soft scrub brush. Rinse and dry thoroughly.

If using for decor, then you are finished! If not, then place dry pumpkins on newspaper in a warm area inside your home.

Leave them for 2 weeks periodically checking for moisture. If moist, wipe dry and place a fresh piece of newspaper down.

After 2 weeks your pumpkins are “cured” and can be stored in a dark, cool area. They should last 2-3 months. Do not store with apples.

Enjoy!

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