Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags

RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By kffrmw88 (769) Profile Blog! Contact You can stuff them in a planter that's too deep. Then put in the dirt to plant flowers or what ever you want to plant & as 1 poster mention. Tie 1 end to use for trash or in trash can, also use to make raised flower beds or raised garden. Put plastic down then put blocks or bricks on the edge of the plastic, put composted manure in the raised bed. It's ready to plant, no weeds or grass will come up except what the birds drop. You do not have to remove the lawn grass just build the above on top of the grass, good luck. Posted on 03/27/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By peggygv (Guest Post) Find people that travel alot and give the bags to them or use them yourself for that purpose. I've heard that if you lay your garment on the plastic and roll it when you pack and get to your destination your clothes won't be wrinkled. Of course they need not be wrinkled when you pack. Posted on 03/19/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By cjgeo (84) Profile Blog! Contact they can be used to stuff stuffed animals that are for decorative use. obvioulsy you can't put the finished stuffed animals in the dryer, but they do keep the shape very well. Also work great for stuffing throw pillows Posted on 03/19/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By (Guest Post) tie them together and braid them, then sew them or hot-melt glue them into doormats Posted on 03/13/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By fab4mom (126) Contact I have a cat and am constantly fighting the fur. It flies all over the place, and even when something has just been cleaned it may very soon have fur on it. Enter the dry cleaner bag. I put them over the everyday clothes that I would not usually dry clean or cover. This way the clothes item remains clean and fur-free until time to wear it. They also make good last minute rain ponchos. Posted on 03/10/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By Cadensnana. (Guest Post) I tie a knot in the end where the hangers go and use the bag to pick up the trash in the upstairs bedrooms and baths. Of course, I'm careful to make sure there isn't something heavy which might split the bag. It is a good way to recycle the bags. Also we use them in packing our suitcases for travel as an earlier post indicated...works great. Posted on 03/05/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post) Does your dry cleaner recycle the plastic bags? Posted on 03/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By Lynn from Calif. (105) Profile Contact If there's a ceramics studio nearby you, they might like to have them. (I used to work in the Art Dept. at a state university and our ceramics students used the dry cleaner bags over their pieces to keep them from drying out.) Posted on 03/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By mom70582 (Guest Post) When you pack clothing for travel, slip shirts, slacks, dresses, etc. into seperate dry cleaner bags, then fold and put in suitcase. It will keep them from wrinkling until needed usually without having to iron. Posted on 03/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By sewingmamma (55) Contact When we had a house, I used them as insulation in windows. Cut the bag as wide as your window and scrunch it together to fit in the space where the window closes. You should notice a difference in how much warmer your house will be. Posted on 03/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Uses for Dry Cleaner Bags By ANNE (Guest Post) I BELIEVE THERE WAS A POST AWHILE BACK UNDER "CRAFTS" WHERE SOMEONE HAD TOLD ABOUT MAKING A WREATH WITH THEM. I REMEMBER SEEING IT DONE ON ONE OF THE HGTV SHOWS Posted on 03/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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