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    Posted: 19 December 2008 at 2:17pm
Just wondering what those who are formula feeding do with the tins??? They seem like good containers to hold crayons etc... Do you recycle them, or is there places that like to use them, like a preschool or something...
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Spencer has a couple that he plays with and the rest I put in the recycling.

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We have kept a couple and made toys out of them, like for posting pegs etc and are keeping a couple for crayons. We also have a couple out in the garage for nails etc. The rest we just recycle
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We keep felts and crayons in them but have recycled the rest


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u can paint them put a few holes on the bottom and use them as plant containers ( saw this in a gardening mag and they look really cool)


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Oh and also my nephews thought it was really funny to tie string to them and use them as stilts lol


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Keziah has one that she bangs on with a stick like a drum

Good idea re: paints, crayons and nick nacks..
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if anyone wants any we have millions... stupid little tins he has!:)
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My DH and his father use themm to put screws and other bits and peices in garage.

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