These days, thereās a strong campaign for protecting Mother Earth. There are a lot of groups that encourage recycling. Seeing that itās for a good cause, we felt the urge to take part in this advocacy.
As our initial step, we decided to minimize the use of plastics. We opted to use eco-bags when doing groceries, we no longer use plastic straws, and we only buy drinks in glass bottles. Because of this, we started to accumulate empty bottles at home.
Small glass bottles are made of high premium-quality clear glass, which is durable and reliable. The material of the cork lid is wooden and is not easy to drop residue that can be firmly plugged bottle mouth.
In support of the recycling campaign, we came to a decision to convert some of them into jars. Seeing the finished products is so fulfilling. I think it comes from knowing that we were able to do something good for the environment.
Aside from its environmental impact, Iām also happy to have new storage containers at home! We use them to store pasta, candies, and other small stuff. If you have empty bottles at home, turn them into jars!
What you’ll need to turn bottles into jars…
Materials:
- Hot water
- container to place the bottle entirely
- washing-up liquid
- a rope
- candle
- ice cubes
- transparent sticking paper
- etching cream
Tools:
- stainless steel sponge
- glass cutter
- bottle cutter (recommended)
- hot glue gun
- utility knife
- 3D printer/cork
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Thanks to Matlek for this great project. You can get step-by-step instructions hereā¦
