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Kids, we're on the downside of the week! Here's your Tip for Thursday.
This is a tip I just found online, but something that I've been doing for decades. Mom always did this:
Use empty toilet paper rolls to store appliance cords. It keeps them neat and you can write on the rolls what appliances they belong to. They fit well in a drawer this way.
Better start saving those empty TP rolls. I read yesterday one of the manuf. are going to try the paper without the cardboard roll. Saving the landfills from millions of rolls.
I think about all the empty TP tubes I tossed that could have been given a good home. {sniff}.
I can probably use about 100 of these so our future empty tubes will have a home.
Why not paint them a nice color and use them to control the cords and cables behind your desk? You can still write what they're for on the tube, since if behind your desk looks like mine, it's pretty hard to tell.
Excellent tip today.
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Here's your Tip for Thursday.
