The grocery bag full of grocery bags. A staple to every American household. Though these bags can be very useful, if you don’t know how to use them properly they can be nothing more than a burden. The last thing you want is a cabinet overflowing with plastic bags.
The last time we touched on this topic we came up with three awesome uses for plastic bags:
- Use plastic bags as garbage bags
- Stuff pillows for your pets with plastic bags
- Use them to move
Today we want to expand on this subject and give you three more new and useful ideas for your plastic bags. Check them out below:
1.Use them to seal your home: Whether you’ve recently had a home remodeling project or you’re living in an old farmhouse, chances are you are going to have drafts coming through some parts of your home. Furthermore, you may have holes in your basement walls, ceilings, around pipes, or other unused areas of your space. Fill these gaps with plastic bags to prevent unnecessary air flow and to stop critters from getting inside.
2. Use them as gloves: No, not for the cold weather, but for personal tasks. Grocery bags make the perfect barrier when using items such as clothing dye and hair dye. Rather than buying a box of gloves, recycle your bags and get the most bang for your buck!
3. Use them as a lid reinforcement or replacement: Have a broken seal? Lose the top to a bottle? That’s ok. Screwing on a lid over a plastic bag can provide a stronger seal. If you have lost your lid, simply replace it with a plastic bag and a rubber band!
We hope these tips were helpful. In need of plastic bags, food bags, or biodegradable bags for your company? visit us online at http://x-lplastics.com and get in touch!