Three great ideas for re-using those empty Altoid tins once you’ve eaten the mints:
Ear bud case for your gym bag.
Kid’s Busy Box for your car.
Three great ideas for re-using those empty Altoid tins once you’ve eaten the mints:
Ear bud case for your gym bag.
Kid’s Busy Box for your car.
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I use mine as a change purse
You have some great ideas too!
Another great idea Emily–thanks!
My mom always used an old Sucrets tin box for sewing pins and needles and some chalk…I found one at Brimfield so now I do too!
Love these ideas too!
Oh I forgot about Sucrets, how funny! A sewing kit is a great idea too. Thanks Ginger.
I utilize them for Splenda packets. Both my father and mother in law are diabetic, and they love it as a gift. Great to stuff stockings!
That’s a good idea Pamela. That would keep them from getting torn open in your purse.
In our bathroom: one for bobby pins, one for ponytail holders, one for band-aids, and one for Q-tips
Great idea Kel!
You can also refill them with cough drops or candy to carry in your purse.