TOSSING away old clothing is always a little difficult to do.
It feels like a waste to let your t-shirts and socks go just because they don’t suit you anymore.
A cleaning expert named Caroline Solomon, who goes by @neat.caroline on TikTok, said you can upcycle your old things and use them for organization purposes instead.
LONELY SOCKS
We’ve all dealt with the annoyance of being left with a pile of single socks after a laundry load.
Caroline said these can actually come in handy: “Use a lone sock as a duster.”
She slipped her hand into the sock and swiped above her picture frame.
SPRAY BOTTLES
Next, Caroline said to save those empty, used-up spray bottles to store your DIY cleaners.
All you need to do is combine water with some dish soap and you have a great all-purpose cleaner.
IPHONE BOXES
If you’ve ever bought a new iPhone or iPad, you likely have a few empty boxes lying around that they came in.
Caroline said to use these as desk drawer organizers.
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You can store paperclips in one, receipts in another, and sticky notes in a third.
TOOTHBRUSHES
As for all those old toothbrushes from guests past that you have lying around, save those too.
“Use an old or extra toothbrush as a cleaning brush.
“To disinfect it before use, grab some hydrogen peroxide, let it soak for a few minutes, then soak it under water.”
T-SHIRTS
Her next tip addressed the stack of worn out, old t-shirts you have.
Instead of throwing these out, turn them into cleaning rags.
No need to buy small towels when you have a handful of these!
JARS
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Caroline said there’s also a use for those empty pickle and jelly jars you have lying around.
Simply rinse and remove the label, then use them to store your dry goods like nuts or sugar.
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