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10 household items you can reuse for cleaning, organising, gardening and decorating

July 4, 2022 by Staff Reporter

Pool noodles are a lot more versatile than you think, and can be used for storage, DIYs and gardening.

Keen fishers will find them useful for storing their rods.

Just cut a section to fit the side of a metal shelf and make slits along the noodle for each rod you need to store. Click here for the instructions.

If you’re more of a DIYer, pool noodles have been used to make bedheads and even velvet stools. You just need a staple gun, a lot of fabric and some patience.

READ MORE: DIY fan makes $40 dupe of $600 tufted velvet bench using an unlikely item

As for gardeners, pool noodles help save on soil and improve drainage in pots.

Simply cut up a pool noodle into smaller pieces, pop in the bottom third of a large plant pot and then fill with soil.

With the pool noodles at the base of the pot, you’ll need less soil, which will save you money.

Plus there’ll be plenty of space to allow water to flow out of the pot more easily, preventing the plant from getting root rot.



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