I QUIT Throwing These 14 Things Away 👀 I'm Serious.
288K views · Jul 21, 2026 · Howto & Style
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@DoItOnaDime · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned
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@aupinktoes0332 · 2 months ago
NEVER use vinegar on granite countertops. Vinegar is acidic. The acidity can damage the protective sealant that keeps <br>granite safe from stains and etching. Over time, using vinegar can lead to dullness and permanent damage to the surface.
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@AngelaCoffman · 2 months ago
Your beautiful covered boxes would be great for baby shower and wedding shower gift boxes. Stuff with diapers, outfits, or kitchen tools and they have a reusable organizer too.
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@lisalaufenberg6002 · 2 months ago
This reminds me, 46 years ago I was visiting my Gramma, I was going off to college, those were the days before the Walmarts invading small town USA, the days before plastic bins. My Gramma had 3 boxes with lids, about 2 times the size of a shoebox, she had contact paper and I decorated the boxes and used them for under bed storage all throughout college and beyond, who knows, may still be somewhere in my home! Thank you for the memories!
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@donnas5283 · 2 months ago
I have been saving the cut off ends of carrots, onions (skins too), garlic, zucchini, green beans - things you would normally throw away, for years. I put them in a gallon zip lock in the freezer. When it’s full, it’s time to make a soup. I transfer the vegetable scraps to a dedicated laundry bag, and place that bag into a pot of boiling water. 30 - 40 minutes later, I have a beautiful, rich, dark vegetable broth as a soup base. Pull out the laundry bag of scraps, strain the liquid into your soup pot. Scraps go into the garden as compost, bag goes to the laundry room to be washed. NOTHING gets wasted.
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@DianeWaite-l4x · 2 months ago
The brown packing paper that comes with things that are ordered I iron it when a low heat and I make patterns out of it for sewing
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@gAIL-w7r · 2 months ago
Cardboard is also great to use to line the bottom, of the reusable cloth bags when the plastic inserts break apart. I cut the cardboard to fit the bag then Line the cut cardboard with packing tape to make the new insert more durable. I've done this for all my reusable shopping bags and find this to be very helpful
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@staceyburge8598 · 2 months ago
Public school teacher here. If you get any kind of food delivery that comes with disposable (but reusable) ice packs, donate them to your local school nurse. Every single year our nurse winds up using ziplock bags with ice by the end of the year because her regular ice packs don’t always get returned. If you get larger ones, they could also be offered to coaches.
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@virginiadennehy2616 · 2 months ago
You can put the silica packets in your Jack’o lanterns to keep them from rotting sooner.
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@susanmolnar9606 · 2 months ago
I forgot about taking shoe boxes and other boxes and decorate them. I forgot about Dollar Tree peel and stick. Thanks for getting my memories back!
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@MrsAlmaTrumble · 2 months ago
Some people deserve more than just a thank you. Just like you! Thanks for continuing to share the best DIYs, hacks, dupes, and etc.
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@cfranklin8841 · 2 months ago
About the silica packets:<br><br>We have an automatic litter box (affordable off amazon), and apparently the humidity in summer can make mold grow in the collection bin. Throw a few silica packets in that bin underneath the trash bag and it keeps the moisture levels down and prevents that.
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