1. Reuse the coffee bag when you buy do-it-yourself ground coffee.
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I have a few and rotate between them when I go to Raisin Rack for
refills. The only trick is remembering to take them with you to the
store. |
2. Reuse the rubber bands from produce (like broccoli stalks) for random household needs.
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These tend to be thicker and shorter than typical rubber bands, which
may be just what you need when you're in a "bind". Keep 'em around and I
guarantee you'll find a use for them. |
3. Reuse produce baskets to help organize your kitchen.
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A place to keep my reusable rags... |
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A place to hold all of my odds and ends in the medicine cabinet... |
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Or a place to keep all of my office supplies and aforementioned rubber bands. |
What everyday items do you reuse in the kitchen?
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