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Uses for Floppy Disk Cases

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Date: 08/28/2005 Topics: Brainstorms > Recycling | Readers Request > Recycling  
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I have a lot of old plastic floppy disk cases that snap close. They are the plastic ones that are 5.5" that you can sit on a shelf or stack. I need some ideas for what to do with them. I already know about giving them away free on Craig's List. Before that, I wanted to try to to find some ideas here.

Thanks,
Carrie
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they work great for dividing; well almost anything. I use mine to divide my "junk" in my junk drawer. We use them to divide things in our cabinets. They also work well for for putting paper clips, staples, lead fot pencils. I carry one in my purse to hold my scrap paper, and another for different cards I carry in my purse ie club cards, punch cards ect.

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