21 Surprising Ways To Upcycle Old Plastic Products 

I am not a kid but I will take your adivise lol

and melting plastic is toxic

But I wanna do it just like the woman in the video 😣 you adults NEVER let me have any fun! I'm going to tell my mama.....,😤

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And for the “shrinkie dink” plastic from takeaway containers, they didn’t explain it but you need to make sure they’re made using plastic with #6 on them (you “can” use #5 at a pinch, but #6 is best) 0:07

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Hey you'll find that a lot of the produce that you get comes in a square or rectangular sometimes even large multihold clear container and I will take make a salad by tearing off pieces of lettuce or other dark green leafy vegetables baby carrots piece of onion small Tomatoes or large Tomatoes can even fit and anything else you want to add that can use a rinse sometimes I'll spray them with a little bit of soap water solution maybe a touch of bleach and then close the lid and then in the sink place the container and run the faucet over it so it can penetrate all the holes turning the container around and over sometimes depending on the items you might have to have it open and move them under the water to make sure you get all the soap off that usually only takes about 20 to 30 seconds and then you can put it inside your dish drainer turn it maybe once and a couple minutes later it's pretty much drained away the excess water

Well if you save your plastic containers or at minimum the lids from sour cream and yogurt and similar containers you'll find that those tops fit a wide variety of other containers, cups and glasses. I took it a step further and when you flip them over you'll see these seemingly minuscule raised plastic lines that run perpendicular to the curved inner Edge that look to keep the top edge of the plastic container full of the product from actually touching the smooth and flat area of the containers lid. You can use a razor blade or sharpen to a point a flat screwdriver that you don't care about or broke the tip off of and run that around the Inside Edge of the lid and it will quickly pop off and leave flat and clean the plastic so that when you put it over a cup or something that has curled under Edge it will almost become water locking or liquid locking if that cup were to get knocked over or tilt too far. PS I forgot to mention taking drill up hole with a drill bit that's about 3/8 in to 5/16 into the lid some people will do it in the center I prefer to do it about halfway from the center to the circular Edge that way if you put a large chunk of ice and it's going to reside in the center of your cup wherever it can travel if it goes all the way to the bottom and your straw will hit that and not move it of course but if you put the straw hole closer to the edge that won't matter at all and you'll run into no issues with large pieces of ice or ice cubes that Bond to others

👍Same fun. 0 toxic fumes

Both bleach and (conventional) laundry soap are extrordinarily toxic, so it's probably not a good idea to repurpose those containers.

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lost in translation...or narcissist word salad

Commenting and alcohol don't mix🙃

@@fitfornothing no they had a magnifying lens which isn't the same thing as a magnifying glass and honestly it really isn't. Like who really uses magnifying glasses these days I sure as heck don't.

That much would definitely come apart and someone would get burned