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Uses for Old Boots

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Date: 01/06/2005 Topic: Brainstorms > Recycling  
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Post by Great Granny Vi (206) | (02/07/2005)
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I have several shoes/ boots planted. Here is one.

RE: Uses for Old Boots


Post By mariew (Guest Post) (01/07/2005)
use them as planters, put hen and chicks in for a decorative touch


Post By Becki in Indiana (Guest Post) (01/07/2005)
If you are a single woman living alone, it's always a good idea to make it look like there is a man in the house. Leave an old pair of workboots (the bigger the better!) outside your door, as if the big, burly guy who wears them has taken them off before going inside to be with his loving lady (that would be you). Would-be bad guys might think twice!!!


Post By Skipper (Guest Post) (01/06/2005)
Makes a great planter when nailed on top of post. Drill or cut couple drain holes. Inch or two of gravel in bottom helps drain.

Skip


Post By Babs (Guest Post) (01/06/2005)
My sister in law had an old pair of cowboy boots on her deck railing which she filled with dirt and some cactus - cute!


Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (01/06/2005)
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Umbrella stand - Weight the bottom of an attractive old leather boot (a riding boot perhaps) or a tall rubber boot with pebbles or marbles and place near your home's front or back door.


Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (01/06/2005)
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Birdhouse - Take an old boot outdoors and hang it upside down. It probably won't be long before wrens, swallows, or chickadees build a nest in the toe area.


Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (01/06/2005)
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Doorstop - Fill a boot with golf balls or pebbles.


Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (01/06/2005)
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Fish bucket - Keep your just-caught fish fresh; bring them home from the river in a water-filled boot.


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