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Recycled Plastic Bottle DIY Canisters

By: dezine from instructables.com

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Updated November 07, 2019
Recycled Plastic Bottle DIY Canisters
Recycled Plastic Bottle DIY Canisters
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Stop throwing out empty plastic bottles and turn them into something useful with this simple recycled craft idea. Your empty soda and water bottles can be turned into handy canisters with this tutorial for making Recycled Plastic Bottle DIY Canisters. Perfect for holding coffee, tea, or sugar packets, these DIY kitchen canisters can also be used to store other small objects, like crayons or cotton balls, so you're sure to find a use for them. Using a sharp knife or pair of scissors, all you have to do is cut two plastic bottles in half, so you can have a new set of canisters in under 30 minutes. Keep your kitchen and pantry organized with this kitchen storage idea.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsPlastic

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

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