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Do you always end up with more jars or bottles after a quick run to the grocery store? Throwing them away would be such a waste but just what can you do with them? Lucky for you, we have some neat ideas on how you can recycle those jars and bottles.

If you are wondering how you can put those empty glass jars and bottles into good use, here’s a quick guide for you:


 
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Step 1: Use empty jars to store sewing materials.

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Since glass jars usually have openings large enough to fit your hands in, you can use these as storage small items like sewing materials. These can be filled with buttons, needles, thimbles or threads. Just be sure to place the jars in a safe place to avoid breaking them.
susanrm says: Dec 8, 2011. 7:40 PM
Ever since I was infested by pantry moths, I've used my jars to store bulk items like beans, sugar, grains, etc. I found out the moths can chew right through the thickest plastic. Doing this has prevented at least one other infestation.
Ranie-K says: Sep 15, 2011. 5:39 AM
Great photos!
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