The CrazyRussianHacker has introduced more ingenious recycling uses for things we throw out daily. First, cut the tops off the empty soda bottles about ¼ of the way down from the top of the bottle. Place pasta from an existing open box of pasta in one bottle.
Then place the other bottle on top ensuring the plastic of one bottle overlaps to form a seal. Using a top portion of a juice carton with a screw on cap, use the top of a mason jar as a template to cut out the new top.
Place the new lid on and screw the mason jar ring on top. Now you have an easy pour sealed container. Large empty plastic juice containers can be easily cut to make a scoop from the handle and surrounding area. Remember the tops of the plastic soda bottles you cut off for the pasta container? Take trim them down just below the curved section of the bottle.
Unscrew the cap and use this to seal opened bags of sugar. Simply slide the open ends of the bag through the top of the bag and screw on! No more messy sugar from those unsealed bags. Finally, the yolk separator.
Gently squeeze the mouth of an empty water bottle on top of a yolk of a cracked egg and release the squeeze. This will separate the yolk from the white. Place the yolk elsewhere by squeezing the water bottle again. CrayzyRussianHacker what will you think of next?