RE-PURPOSE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
>> Apr 1, 2019
The United Nations figures show that the world
produces 2.12 billion tons of waste per year and their number is increasing!
Fortunately, some creative residential recycling projects can help save the
planet. If you are interested in creative recycling projects that you can do at
home, skip the introduction and scroll down. Also, you will also have fun
performing these creative re-purpose projects, alone or with family!
Unfortunately, it is fair to say that many people have lost sight of the
traditional philosophy of "do-to-do." Modern life is fast, and
everything seems to be disposable. However, slowing down and think about how to
repurpose household items to give tremendous benefits! Creative repurpose of
household items is good for the environment, saves money and can be the basis
for a fun and enjoyable hobby. Today, more and more people are going even
further and turning their recycling ideas into profitable projects. Some
companies also build recycling objects that would otherwise be thrown away!
This article provides many ideas on ways to repurpose household items. These ideas are entertaining and beneficial for the environment.
Some reasons to re-purpose household items
·
There are many
good reasons for recycling; although the main reason why it is excellent for
the environment is perfectly valid, there are also many specific reasons.
·
New raw
materials are generated from recycled products, allowing you to do new things
without using additional resources.
·
Recycling
reduces global warming and prevents unnecessary greenhouse gases from reaching
the atmosphere.
·
This can be a
great way to spend some free time alone or with your family.
·
Recycling (and
ascending/descending cycle) is positive for wildlife; Damage to marine life
from discarded plastic bottles, for example, is well documented.
·
Although
modern landfills are now more secure than before, it is foolish to reject
waste.
·
Recycling
significantly reduces energy consumption.
·
As people
become conscious of their environment, the demand for recycled products is
increasing. This creates a continuous circle of demand, which is good for the
industry and the planet.
·
Reusing
materials for new purposes can save a lot of money. As stated in this article,
many useful elements can be produced by reusing items that would otherwise have
been scrapped.
·
By submitting
recycling materials for reuse or re-purpose, you are contributing to a global
effort to improve the environment for all and the future.
What can things be recycled / re-purposed in the
house?
If you want to create something useful from
something recycled, you may be surprised at the number of items you can reuse
creatively. Even a simple plastic bottle can be turned into a garden sprinkler,
a bird feeder or a shower!
So, do not assume that the only possible
destination for an object is garbage. There are creative recycling projects for
dozens of everyday objects, including (but not limited to) the following:
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Glass Bottles
·
Plastic
Bottles
·
Rolls of Paper
·
Clothes
·
Plastic Pots
·
Caps
·
Egg Boxes
·
Shoe Boxes
·
Old and
Damaged Tiles.
·
Bottle Caps
·
Corresponding
Tubes
·
Cd and Dvd
·
Bulbs
·
Christmas
trees
·
Carpets
This list is not exhaustive. However, it gives a
good idea of the number of things that have many uses other than the original
purpose.
1.
Tissue boxes
There are hundreds of smart ways to reuse a
tissue box! If someone at home is sick, you know you will have scarves. Avoid
dirt (and cracked sprouts!) By plugging an empty tissue box into a new box with
a piece of string. This makes it a convenient place to remove used fabrics when
in use. There are endless craft options and excellent storage containers. Just
cut the top of the corners, wrap it in drawing paper and decorate it with a
ribbon or rope to create great containers for spice packs, office equipment,
and more.
2. Egg
Boxes
Egg boxes are ideal for freezing individual
portions: meatballs, pasta, pies, homemade butter, and so many other uses. You
can also use the boxes as a solid gel. They are also a great way to prepare the
seed for your garden.
3.
Shower Curtains
Whether you're improving your bathroom decor or
having a shower curtain that has seen better days, this old shower curtain
still has many uses. Bathroom curtains are a great way to get off the beaten
track to reuse appliances. They can be used as a table top for picnic tables or
as a canvas to paint.
4.
Envelopes
The transfer of dry ingredients from bags into
sealed glass jars helps keep them cool, but transferring them to containers can
be a problem. If you do not have a small funnel at your fingertips, use an
envelope. Cut a generous portion of a wedge, then cut the tip and wrap it in a
cone. For larger quantities, use large, brown envelopes.
5. Sink
Drain
If you are willing to oust the old drains or if
you only have extra fillers in a drawer, the drain channels for the sink are
very fun do it yourself a tool that can certainly be useful beyond the duty of
the antenna. Create your light tea planting accessory by placing a knitting
needle with a perfectly flat base on top and indicated for planting, but you can
use everything you need to act as a "support."
6.
Plastic Bags
You already know how to store the plastic bags
contained in an empty paper roll. Now is the time to use the bags, as they can
serve as an excellent substitute for shopping bags. If you collect enough, the
plastic bags are an excellent packaging material instead of those terrible ones
you end up buying at the mall. They are also excellent for preventing the
spread of flour and sugar on all shelves of the pantry.
7.
T-Shirts
It is believed that there are 13 million tons of
clothing in landfills in the USA. Even an incredible amount of donated clothes
ends there. Instead of playing old shirts, reuse them. Cut the fabric into
squares at the size of the towels to make reusable cleaning cloths and drying
sheets. You can also cut the sleeves and collar of the shirt, cut the stripes
along the bottom bar and join them to create reusable shopping bags.
8.
Cupcake boxes
The Canned Jars decoration is a children's game
with cupcake wraps and is available in all colors and patterns. Invert two (for
opacity) and place them in the bottle. Wear an elastic to hold them in place;
Tie with a worn cord or ribbon, then remove the elastic.
9.
Containers or Cans
Glass and metal can be easily recycled, but why
not reduce excess packaging and waste for reuse? Glass bottles and old coffee
pots are great containers for shirts, table organizers or bathroom bottles. And
there are 1001 ways to use them. Even many brands of pasta sauce use bottles
that are ideal for preserving food.
10.
Toothbrushes
It is assumed that toothbrushes should be
replaced at least every three months, as recommended by dentists and
manufacturers, so you will probably get a lot of them. The most common use of
old toothbrushes is cleaning the house; it is also perfect for rubbing
surfaces, and their size allows them to reach inaccessible places. But there
are many other uses for old toothbrushes, including some that help in other
recycling projects.
Conclusion
Although we avoid the use of disposable products,
this may sometimes be necessary. Always extend the life of these objects to the
limit. Most disposable items can be repurposed if handled correctly. When it
comes to household utensils, your life is limited only by our imagination. Look
for creative ways to reuse/ re-purpose household objects to store, and decorate
your house. By using these tips to reuse household items daily and create your
own, you can significantly reduce your family's contribution to landfilling our
country.
Author Bio:
Isabell Weirr is a seasoned writer with in depth
knowledge of FInancial Management. She’s featured on many prominent financial
blogs, and works as a financial writer for several clients in USA & Canada.
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