Using Clear Plastic Jars

RE: Using Clear Plastic Jars Post by katylady77 (4) | (09/24/2005) Contact hi, on this subject I found that a very cheap way to clean the kitchen is to reuse a spray bottle and fill it about 1/3 with vineager, a few squirts of dish soap and fill to top w. water--this saves countless money compared to using expensive spray cleaners, works on my bathroom counter to it leaves the counters shiny and smells a little like vinegar but my research shows that can help w. oders ....and rather than purchasing wash clothes(my roomates clean them and then they get lost for an indefinate amount of time MEN....) i went through my "jammie" pile of tshirts found a few to stained to wear, washed em and cut them up we now have a whole pile of wash cloths and if i run out i'm sure a freecycler will have some more RE: Using Clear Plastic Jars Post By (Guest Post) (09/15/2005) Clear plastic jars are perfect for storing small items in your garage. They store (and stack) very well on shelving. If you drop one, it's not going to break open and they practically last forever. I like to label them with a piece of masking tape and a Sharpie to help me locate certain items faster. What's in YOUR garage? Visit http://www.home-garage-help.com RE: Using Clear Plastic Jars Post By siris. (Guest Post) (09/14/2005) I have one with wood matches stored inside ..Never know when you'll need them and want to be sure they never get wet. RE: Recycling food and other containers Post by the Oracle (283) | (09/14/2005) Profile | Contact I even wrote to Kraft suggesting they change their packaging to this type of recyclable containers that may be reused. They wimped out. Some brands of yoghurt have plastic caps, some not. I now let the packaging help me choose which brand I buy. Can I reuse this some way? Maybe that will manufacturer pay more attention to the afterlife of packaging. I also look at the type of pump spray bottles. Can it be reused for cleaning materials, like alcohol or bleach? I label these bottles with tape. Can makeup containers be reused, such as smaller containers with a spout for mouthwash, refilled from the gallon size or smaller jars of peroxide, refilled from larger ones?