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Plastic Bags Hungry
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What you need: a water jug Compress the plastic bags in a water jug and save your sink cabinet from being a landfill of plastic bags. |
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| 1. A cleaned plastic jug. In this case it was water in it so no need to wash the jug. | 2. Using the exact knife, cut off the top of the jug. | 3. Smooth the edge of the opening. | 4. Similarly, cut out a part of the bottom of the jug with the knife. |
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| 5.Sometimes you may find sissors work better. | 6.Almost done. | 7.From different angle. | 8. If you strive for perfection, you can peel off the label . First, lift a corner o the label with the tip of the knife and pull them very slowly. |
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| 9.Cleaning the resedue of the adhesive by patting with the back of the sticky label. If necesssary, rubb with kitchen paper soaked with alchole. | 10.Staffing the plastic bags from the bottom. | 11.Bags are stored neatly. | 12.Pull the bags from the top when you need them. |
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