Remove labels and rinse out. They are great containers for safety pins, nails, change you "find, extra buttons, or any other small items you never know when you'll need!
WE send ours to medical missionaries through our church to dispense medicines on the field, not just prescription, but any small over the counter ones too with the lids. Also there are many projects to use them. First cover them with contact paper of different designs and use for small items to transport such as ear buds, hair pins, safety pins, coins for bridges or tolls, matches, bandaids, needle and thread and needle threader, first tooth ribboned and marked from small 5 yr olds, spices or any salts for camping spices, miniature folding scissors, anything you may need to carry that is both small in size and amounts. hide a key in your flower garden buried out of sight with rock over it, candles, make up brushes, short colored pencils, etc
I buy wine online by the case and wonder what can made out of those molded protective trays that holds and secures the wine bottles in the container. They are so nic...
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I love rusty junk. So when I saw this bucket at a yard sale I liked it too much to pass it up. The question now is, what do I do with it? My only thought is to turn i...
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Does anyone have any ideas of things to do with empty cat litter plastic buckets? I did take a foam square and covered the bucket and foam with fabric to make a quick...
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This should give you a start:
https://www.diyncrafts.com/11126/repurpose/30-genius-ways-to-reuse-and-repurpose-empty-pill-bottles
Remove labels and rinse out. They are great containers for safety pins, nails, change you "find, extra buttons, or any other small items you never know when you'll need!
WE send ours to medical missionaries through our church to dispense medicines on the field, not just prescription, but any small over the counter ones too with the lids. Also there are many projects to use them. First cover them with contact paper of different designs and use for small items to transport such as ear buds, hair pins, safety pins, coins for bridges or tolls, matches, bandaids, needle and thread and needle threader, first tooth ribboned and marked from small 5 yr olds, spices or any salts for camping spices, miniature folding scissors, anything you may need to carry that is both small in size and amounts. hide a key in your flower garden buried out of sight with rock over it, candles, make up brushes, short colored pencils, etc
I store small items in mine such as paper clips, safety pins, buttons, etc.
Hide a spare house key in one and bury it in the garden.