Wipes container reuse

Instead of throwing out your old plastic containers, reuse them in your home decor! Here are 15 inspirations to get you started! You're welcome ;) #diy #diyhomedecor #upcycle #recycle #plastic

Baby wipe containers have so many uses once they've run out of baby wipes. Learn how you can upcycle baby wipe containers to make the most of them.

what kind of craft do you think I should make out of an empty disinfecting wipes container?

Reclaim your plastic baby wipe lids and give them a new purpose! From strengthening fine motor skills in small children to aiding in language development, these DIY projects are perfect for getting creative with your old wipes containers. Take a look at these clever ways you can repurpose your plastic lids and give them a new life.

Repurposing baby formula tubs into pretty art supply storage - why not?! If you've had to purchase formula for your child you are probably familiar with these plastic tubs - you end up going through

We love to reuse plastic bags we get from stores, but they can quickly become a mess. Reuse baby wipes containers to keep your plastic bags organized.

I love a good up-cycle craft, and with two toddlers I'm always looking for uses to reuse all of the wipes containers that I always have trouble parting with, the baby food jars, and our diaper

You know how I love giving new use to thrown out or old stuff. I collect containers (don’t even get my started on my Crystal Light container collection) and found the perfect reuse for old Lysol wipes containers. This is the perfect little gift to give yourself or a friend for the summer…a grocery bag container. These are wonderful to throw in a beach bag for wet suits. They are perfect to have in your car for summer road trips.

Those flip-top packets of baby wipes are so convenient. The only problem we can see with them? We feel guilty when we have to throw them out!

Homemade Baby Wipes - (Tupperware Recipe) Ingredients: 1 roll of Bounty or Viva Paper Towels (no substitutions) 1 C Warm Water 1 T of Baby Wash (any brand) 1 T of Baby Oil (any brand) Directions: Mix warm water, baby wash, and baby oil in a Pick-A-Deli or Cracker Keeper. Cut paper towel roll in half. Place 1/2 in container and save other half for next time. Let stand for 24 hours. The mixture will absorb into the paper towels. Take out the cardboard insert and throw it away.