Fall is quickly approaching and if you have a garden, it's almost time to pull out those mason jars!
Here are a few ideas for using mason jars for organizing small unruly items: -In the bathroom for cotton balls, q-tips, make up sponges, and make up brushes -For art supplies such as crayons, pom poms, and buttons -In the kitchen for cooking utensils on the counter -In the pantry for pasta, rice, oatmeal, and quinoa -In the office as a pencil holder -For cupcake wrappers -In the bathroom as a toothbrush holder -In the kitchen for spices -In the workshop for screws, nails, and nuts/bolts -For sewing supplies like spools of thread, needles, and ribbons -As a match holder with a piece of sand paper secured above the lid for striking -As a keepsake holder -In the basement for leftover paint
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My absolute favorite way to store screws, nails and bolts is by suspending jars to the underside of a shelf. How, do you ask? Simply drill a hole in the metal lid and use a screw it attach it to the underside of a shelf, add contents to the jar, and reattach the jar to the lid. Voila! A storage solution without taking up a single square inch of shelf space.
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AuthorLiz Bremer, CPO
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