To reuse means to find a new use of an old object. It’s a new story, born out of imagination and skill. It is a very healthy environment practice and especially a beautiful exercise of creativity. Here are some examples for inspiration:

• From an old fuel barrel, we can make a flower pot of the street. How? Simple. Cut the length bar into two unequal pieces. The large part will serve as a base for pots. Over it, the small section with the open side will be welded up. In it add soil and plant your favorite flowers, and the pot is ready and is very original!
• Using cork stoppers and a durable textile ribbon, we can create a kitchen holder for hot pots or a few small cup holders. Here’s how: put the stoppers in the desired position, stick them together with the adhesive and then tighten them together with the tight strap.
• Paint a glass or an old jar and turn it into a vase or flower pot;
• Put a new look on the old chairs by putting them in pieces of worn sweaters;
• Top the remains of the candles and make some new ones in pots that we no longer use, offering a new life to both objects;
• If we have incomplete dishes and ask what to do with them, we use them to make a bunk tray using two or three small cups as spacers. We’ll get a perfect set for coffee cakes;
• A reused ketchup bottle can be a perfect container for bath soap;

By reuse we avoid excessive exploitation of resources, damage to natural landscapes of extraction and industrialization, we save energy, we avoid pollution, the environment is gaining health, the future becomes green and our houses are getting more personality being decorated with original objects designed and made by ourselves! And so the land we love gets more color.