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By: M&M Disposal & Bin Rental

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There are a thousand things that you
can do with just about everything you
have in your home. Of course, if you
can’t reuse something to continue to
benefit you, recycle those items!
From any size project to
helping your community
proper waste management
is important
to keeping the earth and our
communities safe and clean.

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Bread Tabs
They can be used to hold your cords neat and bundled
together. The close together opening allows you to push
the cords inside, and keep them inside.

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Bottle Caps
Plastic bottle caps, they never seem to go away
and they always seem to cluster together. Well,
instead of recycling them into the waste, a small
dab of glue or tape on a desk or surface can
create a lift for any laptop computer.

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• Attendance
Tape Dispensers
Once the tape has finished in it and you’ve pulled
out the tape cartridge, it leaves that plastic case
behind. This is a great item to use to keep your
earbuds organized, away from the tangled mess
of pockets or drawers.

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Tape Dispensers
Once the tape has finished in it and you’ve pulled
out the tape cartridge, it leaves that plastic case
behind. This is a great item to use to keep your
earbuds organized, away from the tangled mess
of pockets or drawers.

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Shoebox’s
It is supper easy to put a thin amount of paint on
these guys, or even reuse those magazines that you
have lying around to cover the sides of!, and take
them onto your wall.

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Shoebox’s
Old egg cartons, not very attractive in their normal
appearance. But if you give them a small splash of
paint they can become bright and creative center
pieces. Fill them with homemade knickknacks, make
them small planters for individual flowers, or even
make them into a paperweight.

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Mint Containers
The mint containers, those cute little tins that can fit just about
anywhere, are a great secret! If you have any left-over coffee
filters or filters that wound up being the wrong size, cut them
down and you can place them into the container.

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Water Bottle
You can cut the bottle completely in half and create a
one of a kind fender for the front and back of your bike,
or cut a bottle in half and attach it to the handle bars of
your bike. This is great if you use your phone as a GPS or
just attach it to your bike to make sure it doesn’t fall out
of your pocket.