Scott Common Sense Community

Tips Submitted from Webster, MA

What are your tricks and solutions for managing your busy household? The SCOTT® Common Sense Community allows you to share your sensible solutions and get tips from other members just like you that will help you manage your life a little more efficiently. Now that makes sense!

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Dollars & Sense - Reuse / Recycle

5.00 / 1 votes

Reusing Envelopes

I pay many of my bills online, but I save the envelopes included in the statements. I reuse them for sending things into school for the kids, or whenever possible, I use them for mailing other things. I haven't bought envelopes in a long time!

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Cindi
Webster, MA
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Dollars & Sense - Reuse / Recycle

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Tissue Roll Napkin Rings

I make napkin rings out of SCOTT® Tissue and Towel rolls. Cut the rolls at 2-inch intervals, cover with felt or other material, and decorate with glitter, jewels or whatever you choose to match your decor. They can make great gifts!

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Cindi
Webster, MA
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Dollars & Sense - Reuse / Recycle

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Reusable Gift Wrap

I use fabric remnants for gift wrapping. There are so many pretty prints and patterns that you can pick up at your local fabric store. You can also recycle old clothing that may not be fit to wear or donate, but can be salvaged for wrapping. Tie your packages with coordinating ribbon for a very festive look! They are reusable year after year and don't create trash.

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Cindi
Webster, MA
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Easy Organizing - Storage Ideas

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Extenion Cord Storage

Save toilet paper or paper towel rolls and store your extension cords or other cords in them. Keeps them from getting tangled and twisted.

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Cindi
Webster, MA
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