This could also be done using a plastic coffee can or a coffee can with a plastic lid or an oatmeal container or, well, just about anything. First consider the shelf space that you want your bag container to fit and then start thinking of your recyclables that would work in that space.
Home Organization Made Easy With Ordinary Rambunctious Kids ------ Jenn’s Homework is about feeding a family homemade whole food meals while staying on a budget and keeping order in the house. By applying time management skills to meal planning you can find time to organize the rest of the house and enjoy your kids. This blog talks about family meal planning, cooking, grocery savings, household budgeting, home organization and other related topics.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Consolidate Your Grocery Bags!
I just made this handy dandy grocery bag holder and I am quite pleased with it. I used to have all my grocery bags stuffed on a bottom kitchen cupboard shelf which was fine but they took up the entire shelf. So, I took one of those plastic Cascade Capsule boxes that you get at Sam’s, Costco or BJs., turned it upside down and cut a hole in it. I taped around the hole so the jagged edge from my not-so-smooth cutting did not rip the bags as I pulled them out. Then I filled the box with my grocery bags using the little door on top where you get your capsules out. Check it out. It holds plenty of bags and takes up minimal space. I also just happen to like anything square in shape. Round containers waste so much space. Ahh, it’s nice to live a simple life where the little things can make you so happy.
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