What Can You Do With It?

[Janadra]

Wash and reuse

Old books

[Kyle]

Run over it.

Mail

[Janadra]

Open it

Broken television

[Kyle]

Throw it away

Glass of water

[Janadra]

Drink it.

Photos

[Kyle]

Take them.

Websites

[Janadra]

Visit them.

Sunglasses

[~Sassy~]

Keep the sun out of your eyes and look cool.

Jammies

[Janadra]

Wear them all day

A deck of cards

[Magzy]

make a bracelet



flower petals

[Janadra]

Mix them with potting soil

Empty Pill bottles

[~Sassy~]

Store items that never seem to have a place, such as: thumb tacks, paperclips, small nails, and picture hangers.

orange peel

[~Sassy~]

Fill the cups with Jello or home made pudding

Empty plastic milk jugs

[~Sassy~]

Make a very pretty mosaic panel for your backyard.

empty coffee cans

[cherrypie]

 :## Break up your diabetic/medical syringes for proper disposal.

Old Purses

[~Sassy~]

Empty pen casing can be used to safely protect a traditional thermometer; store beads; as a pirch in a bird cage; for marking seedlings in the garden; for stir sticks; as a glue applicator.

used greeting cards

[~Sassy~]

Use to help protect any valuables when shipping or moving. Works great when you don't have the standard Styrofoam popcorn balls.

Old tents

[cherrypie]

Whip them at an ex as you drive by laughing at him.

Gun rack, but you have no gun. 

[cherrypie]

I remember when I was a Brownie we used old ice trays to grow tiny plants.  So grow tiny plants.

Broken toe nail clippers

[~Sassy~]

Clean dusty old silk flowers by swishing them around in soapy water. Let them dry.
Then you can use the silk flowers for a variety of projects: as decoration for a gift package, at the base of a candleholder, attached to a magnet or on a picture frame.


worn out blankets