How many ways can you think of to use
06-27-2011, 11:34 AM
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I like to recycle things when I can and hubby used to object. However, he takes Insulin twice a day and they are the perfect size to store the used needles. Once it is full, he can safely dispose of the used needles. I'm sure you and others will find hundreds of other uses.
06-27-2011, 11:34 AM
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what about a spare key container or for keeping sunglasses from scratching?
ooh, you know what else?
you could cover the outside w/ fabric & make pretty little flower vases.....or who knows what-----toothbrush holders, pencil/pen holders.......yada yada yada..........
ooh, you know what else?
you could cover the outside w/ fabric & make pretty little flower vases.....or who knows what-----toothbrush holders, pencil/pen holders.......yada yada yada..........
06-27-2011, 11:59 AM
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I keep one by my sewing machine to hold my sewing glasses. Have been thinking of a way to line it with something soft but it doesn't really need a liner. All these suggestions are good and would be useful. Thanks.
06-27-2011, 12:27 PM
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the labels peel off to leave a plain container you can mark what is in it or get fancy and decorate the outside. the cystal light conatiner are like that too but more oval.I use them to store my rotary cutters in. i put in a quilted piece if material inside. also good for my little scissors or a small sewing kit if i take a project with me. and of course the ideas that they have mentioned are good.
06-27-2011, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by moonwork42029
Leftovers will store easier in the frig and not take up so much room...can store them on the door. (If these are plastic)
Freeze them with water or juice to have "big blocks" that won't melt so fast when you put them in a pitcher.
Cover them with pretty fabric (elastic at top) and put potpourri in them.
Store tea bags...those flimsy boxes will be gone then
Freeze them with water or juice to have "big blocks" that won't melt so fast when you put them in a pitcher.
Cover them with pretty fabric (elastic at top) and put potpourri in them.
Store tea bags...those flimsy boxes will be gone then
06-27-2011, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by salsalady
Junec, do you have a container of this now? want to buy some but was wondering if it had aspertame in it?( articial sugar). my husband can't have that kind of sugar. gets side effects from it. i am disable so cant get to store to check it out. thanls for advice. lorene
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