The plastic fruit containers that hold strawberries, blueberries, and cherries at the grocery store can find a second life ...

Generally, you don't need to remove paper labels from metal or aluminum cans before you chuck them in the recycling bin. When the cans are recycled, the heat applied to the metal burns away the paper ...

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When it comes to low-cost kitchen items that can stand the test of time, plastic food storage containers count among my personal favorites. I’m a huge fan of big-batch cooking, so I rely on these ...

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Do you have some plastic fruit containers just lying around? Don't throw them out quite yet! Here are four creative ways that ...

For this idea we can reuse any plastic container, I reused a 4-litre laundry detergent container. It could also be done with a glass bottle or a can of preserved food. The first thing we have to do is ...