Unless they have some unique quality about them, like shape or embossing, throw them out. If you are thinking of using them for plant pots, they'll look like what they are - junk pots. Plus they need to have drain holes drilled in the bottom.
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Unless they have some unique quality about them, like shape or embossing, throw them out. If you are thinking of using them for plant pots, they'll look like what they are - junk pots. Plus they need to have drain holes drilled in the bottom.
https://www.diyncrafts.com/24361/repurpose/25-repurposing-ideas-pots-pans-simply-amazing
Some cute ideas here:
https://www.diyncrafts.com/24361/repurpose/25-repurposing-ideas-pots-pans-simply-amazing
I made a tray out of my old baking pans.