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By
12/04/2004
Recycle old muffin tins that have outlived their use for baking by using them to store small screws, nails, nuts and bolts in a utility drawer or on a garage or workroom shelf.
By Robin
By
11/16/2004
They're great as sorting trays for beads, etc. My son uses them for counting practice. They're also good for holding change at garage sales.
By Jubilant (Guest Post)
09/17/2004
OK spray easy off... covering the pans completely.... spray lots... place inside a plasic bag. let sit for mmmm 45 minutes to an hour.... rinse and scrub with green scratch pad. repeat as needed until they are as clean as you like.... this also works on those pans that are "brown" from years of use. makes them look brand new! Be sure to NOT let the easy off dry on the pan. it is extremely hard to get off if it does. after cleaning spray lightly with pam and bake at 325 for 5 or so minutes then rewash as normal all will be right with your world
By
07/28/2004
I glued spanish moss in each cup. Then added minature eggs to 4 of them and put 4 plastic canvas chickens in the other ones. Hung it on my kitchen wall and have had lots of requests to make them. Really cute.
MarySue
By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post)
07/28/2004
You could spray paint it if you want it to look nice and let the kids use them for mixing paint colors. You could also use it to carry several cups of coffee when attending office meetings.
By Linda. (Guest Post)
07/27/2004
If they are just a little rusted, I would just use them with paper cupcake liners.
By Lee-Ann (Guest Post)
07/27/2004
You could use them for seedlings or as an organizer for nuts/bolts, etc.
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