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Use Plastic Coffee Containers for Rechargable Batteries

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Date: 08/05/2009 Topics: Green Living > Reusing | Organizing > Miscellaneous  
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I use the red and green coffee plastic containers in the following way:.

When our rechargeable batteries are dead, I have instructed everyone to place them in the red containers. Containers can be marked for the size of battery.

Once I have charged them, they go in the green containers. No more guess work involved!

By Flashman from Pinnacle, NC

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By kesb56 (2) Contact
Beside using these large coffee 'cans' for nails or screws containers in the workroom, garage or shed, I use them in the pantry as well. I cut a square window out of the top of the lid, place wide clear tape (the packaging kind) across the opening so I will see what I have put in there.
I store beans, raisins, chocolate chips, rice, corn flour etc. The cans are easy to pick up with the built in handle and they stack nicely as well. I don't have to open them up to see what is inside because I just look through the window.

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