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You can’t tell me you’ve never made the classic duck lips with two Pringles chips—it's practically a rite of passage! Pringles aren’t just fun to eat, though. The real surprise? Those iconic canisters. After every salty, stackable snack session, I always find myself staring at the empty Pringles cans, wondering how something so sturdy and perfectly shaped could possibly be tossed away.This time, I ended up with two large cans and two of the mini ones, and instead of tossing them into the recycling bin, I decided to get creative. These Pringles cans hacks are going to turn what would be trash into some seriously clever and cute DIY storage solutions.
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Lacking cabinet space in your kitchen? This might be a great option for you! Not only is this a great option for storage, but can be used to make a fun statement on your wall! By simply drilling a peg board to your wall you create a great and fun space to decorate and store things!We want to help you DIY, so some of the materials in this post are linked to sellers. Just so you know, Hometalk may collect a small share of sales from the links on this page.
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I bought a new sponge holder for my stainless steel kitchen sink. It has two suction cups to hold it against the inside wall of the sink. I can never get it to hold. It slides down the side of the sink. Looking for a way to hold it without damaging the sink.
In my kitchen, the wall behind the garbage can is always getting splattered with something. As I wash it, the paint is wearing thin. I am looking for ideas that won't cost much.
My apartment has wire shelves in the refrigerator as well as in the pantry closet. Everything I place on the shelves ends up toppling over and falling through. What can I use that is DIY, a.k.a. free if possible or very inexpensive, that can remedy this? At the moment, I am using large low-sided cardboard boxes from the grocery store, the kind of holds flats of berries in. But it is not ideal.
I'm a 77 yr old female with on-going back problems , despite having 3 surgeries, and COPD. My bigest concern is Christmas season when I have to bring decorations upstairs & then down again. Is there anything like a slide contraption for stairs that could be used as needed?
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