5 Ingenious Ways to Re-Use NEWSPAPER
by
Tee @ Beauteefulliving
(IC: blogger)
Reading the paper while I drink my coffee in the morning is one of my favorite ways to start the day. Yes, I still get the news through print medium instead of just through the internet like many in my age group and those who are younger.
Since we get the paper delivered daily, you can imagine how quickly it accumulates around our home.
Since we get the paper delivered daily, you can imagine how quickly it accumulates around our home.
The good news is that I'm always either recycling or re-using the paper in some form.
1) Wrapping Gifts: If you want to make newspaper wrap look extra pretty, simply add ribbon (or twine) and a cute tag to complete the look.
2) Lining Vegetable Drawer: By lining your vegetable drawer, you will be able to keep your drawer odor free as well as absorb any mess from rotten produce. Replacing the newspaper once a week is about as frequent as you will need. Just doing this simple trick can prolong the life of your produce by at least 3 - 5 days.
3) Cleaning Doors and Windows: Not only are you saving money from not having to use paper towels, the newspaper provides excellent streak-free and lint-free cleaning! Just ball the newspaper up and clean your glass doors and windows as you normally would with paper towels.
4) Retaining Shape of Boots
5) Disposable Table Mats: Nothing like going rustic when it comes to eating seafood. Seafood meals are messy. Laying newspaper down as table mats makes total sense. My parents taught me this trick very early in life!
For 5 MORE ingenious ways to re-use newspaper, please visit website below. Plus, you'll see a picture of me on my guest segment on TV. I still can't believe I was on camera!
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Published October 9th, 2015 3:44 PM
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Heather Bayliss on Oct 12, 2015I like this post - its a reminder of how to use what we have available all around us to improvise and adapt! Thank you for sharing. :D
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