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I have a great overflow of plastic grocery bags, which I like to keep under each sink in the house to use for various things, for example in the kitchen I use them to dispose of peels from veggies or any other item I want dispose of when I am cooking or cleaning up the kitchen In the bath areas I keep them under the sinks to use for numerous things. I often have my grand babies overnight, and the plastic bags are handy to put wet and dirty diapers in and dispose.
We used a number of Kleenex tissues this Winter and I tend to buy the ones that are decorative, instead of tossing them out when empty I stuff the plastic grocery bags in each empty tissue box and have a great storage box for the plastic grocery bags. Now they are hidden in a decorative tissue box and so easy to pull one out when needed.
By Bobbie from Rockwall
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Post By Margaret (Guest Post)
(09/24/2008)
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I use empty tissue boxes to store used dryer sheets that can be used again. Once a dryer sheet is no longer good to use in the dryer I use it to clean out the lint filter. Saves the tips of the fingers and is disposable.
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This is one of my favorite ideas. My mother has been using these for years. I think she has one in every room...go figure. Now that my cute blue Ikea bag holder has bitten the dust, I guess I'm stuffing my pretty Kleenex boxes now.
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RE: Tissue Boxes for Plastic Bags
I reuse them also. I use them for storing used bread bags that I reuse for food storage. I also use them for rags. I roll the rags onto each other, this way I can grab one at a time. (I use these instead of paper towels.)
Trish in CT
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RE: Tissue Boxes for Plastic Bags
I reuse them also. I use them for storing used bread bags that I reuse for food storage. I also use them for rags. I roll the rags onto each other, this way I can grab one at a time. (I use these instead of paper towels.)
Trish in CT
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I used a tissue box once as a gift box. Cut the top of the box partially open, placed the shirt inside & taped the box top back down. Wrapped the gift as usual. When the recipient opened the giftwrap they thought they'd rec'd a box of tissues, till I explained, "no, there's something inside." They liked my gift as well as my unique gift box.
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Post By Linda in Alabama (Guest Post)
(03/31/2008)
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I do the same thing, except I use empty Baby Wipes containers! I even keep a container of bags on the back porch to empty the cat litter in.
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Post By Nana B (Guest Post)
(03/31/2008)
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You can also use the mesh bags onions comes in. You can see how many you have and also it will hang up. I get really nice compliments on my bag holder.
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Post By Lisa (Guest Post)
(03/31/2008)
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Bobbie, that is an awesome idea! Thanks from Indiana. :)
Lisa
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