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Reuse Inner Cardboard Boxes

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Date: 04/19/2005 Topic: Old Categories > Recycling  
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Don't recycle those inner cardboard boxes used to separate tampons in the multipack. Reuse them for organization!

They are pretty sturdy and hold plenty. The white cardboard can be covered with decorative wrapping paper or drawn on.

I found they are the perfect height and and depth for storing make up in my medicine cabinet.

I also use them to separate pens, pencils and tape. They fit perfectly on a shelf in my computer armoire.

You would never guess they once were used to separate super tampons from regular- nifty, huh! Perfect clutter hider for FREE!

By Melissa Barrow
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By Joy S. (Guest Post)
I, too, reuse the inner cardboard boxes in the tampon multi-pack! The fact that they are plain white makes them even more versatile! I'm glad I'm not the only crazy person out there using their tampon boxes to store things in!!!

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