Organizing > MiscellaneousSeptember 25, 2009

Reuse Plastic Bags from Linens

I save the plastic packages that my sheet sets and comforters come in. They have zippers and I use them to store everything from my sewing supplies, laces, fabric, hair rollers and other comforters after I launder them. They store well and you can see what inside.

By Lynda from Kearny NJ

Feedback

Read feedback for this post below.

By
09/27/2009

I really like the zippered blanket bag for my handmade quilts when I do gifting..As you said they are wonderful for all sewing supplies too. A very good savings over buying storage bags. :-)

Variations

Add a VariationHere are variations of this Tip. Rate the variation that you like the best. Click here add your variation.

Reuse Plastic Bags From Linens

At times we buy sheets,shower curtains, or cloth curtains, and most of these items come in very tough little plastic envelopes - some with zippers, some with snaps. I save all of these and use them to store pencils, hosiery, rollers, sewing needs, the list is endless. Because I save all of these, I always have the right size. I place them on a shelf and I can see clearly what I need.

By letageraldine from Tucson, AZ

Was this helpful? 10 0 Post Feedback Share Print

Shared on: 05/02/2011

Once you try the above variations, be sure to come back and give a "thumbs up" to the one that worked the best for you. Do you have a better variation? Click here to share it!

Questions

Click "Ask a Question" if you have a question to ask about this topic.

Related

Post Feedback

Your thoughts are welcomed and appreciated. Enter your feedback here!

Feedback:

Image Upload:

Add an image to your post! Click the "Browse" button above and select an image from your hard drive. Please only select gifs or jpegs. If you have any problems, please contact us.

  

facebook like arrowLike ThriftyFun on Facebook

Browse Topics

Over 80,000 tips, recipes, questions & crafts.

Ask a Question

Submit a question to the TF community.

Subscribe to ThriftyFun Newsletters!

Email: