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Homemade Towel Holder

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Date: 11/19/2004  
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I needed a towel holder in my kitchen but cash was short. So I got to looking around my house for unused things that I could make one with. I found an oak toilet tissue holder that we had never used. I took the center (the piece that actually holds the tissue) out and used just the outer brackets. I had a piece of dowel rod left from another project. I stained it with some craft stain to match the brackets. I put the whole assembly up and now I have the perfect kitchen towel holder!

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Post By Linne Dodds (Guest Post) (11/20/2004)
This makes me giggle because I did just the opposite . My toilet paper holder broke ,so I used a wooden paper towel holder we hadn't used . It has a dowel through the middle that looks like a rolling pin. It holds 2 rolls so I always have an extra close by & when I'm done with one I just slide out the dowel,slide off the cardboard core & toss it into the bag with cardboard recyclables inside.


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