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Prescription Bottle Valentine Gift

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Date: 01/26/2007 Topic: Valentine's Day > Gifts  
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Here's an idea for a cute inexpensive Valentine treat for family and friends. I wash out empty prescription bottles and remove the labels. Then I fill them with Hershey's Hugs and chocolate Kisses. I make a label from paper that reads "Rx for a Happy Valentine's Day, lots of hugs and kisses!" and tape it onto the bottle. A unique little gift and a way to recycle those prescription bottles!

By Susan from Houston, TX
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Post by keeper60 (72) | (02/03/2008)
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Nice share,thanks.I to recycle what ever I can.I bought an Xacto knife and it had 5 loose blades.I took a tall Rx bottle.In the bottom I placed(another recycle thing)1 of those silica packets in the bottom then 3 cotton balls,then the separate blades,then the tall shank w/blade,upside down.I invested in a label maker which comes in very handy.


Post By crazypete (Guest Post) (01/31/2007)
cute idea. Thanks!


Post by sbdool (1) | (01/27/2007)
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Yes, these are the brown prescription pill bottles that I use. That way they are the perfect "prescription" for Valentine's!


Post By Susan (Guest Post) (01/27/2007)
Yes, the brown plastic pill bottles are what I've used for the Valentine gifts. That way it's the perfect "prescription" for Valentine's!


Post By Marci (Guest Post) (01/26/2007)
This sounds like a great idea. I'm going to try it for other gifts as well. We go through many prescription bottles around here.

Thanks!


Post by Persnickety Paula (375) | (01/26/2007)
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Cute, Susan! Another one of those simple ideas that you say to yourself, "why didn't I think of that?!"


Post By Hobo62 (Guest Post) (01/26/2007)
Not feed back but a question. Are you talking about the brown plastic pill bottle with the childproof caps like you get at Wal-mart or another type?
I have a lot of the brown plastic bottles that I use to store screws, nuts, etc, in but have a lot of others I need to put to some type of use.


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