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In the quest to become more environmentally conscious, many people have begun keeping plastic and glass bottles around to use as planters, decorative pieces, or if you're like me, containers for ...

You've finally found some clever ways to reuse those old glass jars around the house, and you're so happy about it. However, you're now faced with another dilemma — peeling off the old labels to reuse ...

Instead of tossing cool glass bottles and jars into the recycling, clean them up for use in cool DIYs. And this basically free eco-friendly solution doesn't leave your hands smelling like chemicals ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Shifrah Combiths I love reusing jars in the kitchen. From repurposing Trader Joe’s enchilada sauce jars for my homemade ...