What Can I Do with Empty Lotion Bottles

Extend your faucet (h/t One Crazy House) … Hang a sink caddy (h/t Crafting a Green World) … Put a snap on it (h/t Recycle Werkstatt Berlin) … Make a vase (h/t Craft-Werk) … Create a cell phone holder (h/t Make It & Love It) … Craft a monstrous pencil holder (h/t P&G Everyday)

What can I do with empty lotion containers?

  1. Plant Pots and Make Up or Pencil Cups. Cut the Lotion bottle’s bottom off about four or five inches from the bottom end forming a cup. …
  2. Bird feeder. …
  3. Over the Sink Sponge Caddy. …
  4. Plant Label Stakes.

Can you recycle hand lotion tubes?

Plastic tubes, e.g. for hand cream and lotions, are increasingly being made from plastics which can be recycled. … Tubes that have contained DIY products like mastic – the residue product can be damaging and contaminate the recycling, so these should be placed in the waste bin.

David Miller

David Miller

Executive Financial & Market Analyst

David Miller brings 15 years of experience in global economics, personal finance strategy, and market dynamics. He specializes in turning complex economic trends into actionable insights for everyday readers.

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