Asked on Jun 14, 2017
How to repurpose Empty orange medication bottles?
Does anyone have something clever to do with empty orange medication bottles? It seems such a shame to put them in recycling if there is some way to repurpose them.
11 answers
- Yjc2154207on Jun 14, 2017I use them to store sewing needs, bobbins, needles and buttons.HelpfulReply
- Liz Thielenon Jun 14, 2017Use for small nails, sewing pins. If you have an RV it is a way to keep a small supply handy.HelpfulReply
- Joanneon Jun 14, 2017Give them to your local veterinarian for pet medicationsHelpfulReply
- Ronon Jun 14, 2017glue the lid to the bottom of a rock .Hide a spare house key inside the bottle .Screw the bottle to the cap.Dig a shallow hole in your flower bed .Put the bottle attached to the rock bottle side down in your flower bed.HelpfulReply
- Cheri Austinon Jun 14, 2017You could use them for a small first aid kit or a small sewing kitHelpfulReply
- Brenda Harmonon Jun 14, 2017I use the pill bottles to store seeds. Write what kind of seeds on side and place in freezer to winter over.HelpfulReply
- Jeff Lockshineon Jun 14, 2017Use them to store all of your small electronic charging cables, earbuds, etc. One in each bottle...Tangle freeHelpfulReply
- Dani Danielson Jun 14, 2017i use them for small batteries to recycle. Also to store buttons ( colors,type,etc) and other sewing notions.HelpfulReply
- Gerri Zlonis-lehmannon Jun 14, 2017I used them to save quarters $10 in a small bottleHelpfulReply
- Kennaon Jun 14, 2017There are companies that collect them for sending to 3rd world countries. You will have to troll Google to get a couple names. I also bup small quantities of obscure spices at Whole Foods and store the unused amount in med bottles. They are dark and prevent light deterioration of the spice.HelpfulReply
- Brenda Meredithon Jun 14, 2017Hold make up brushesHelpfulReply