What other ways can I use poly/sandwich/ziploc bags?
• Store homemade soup. Fill up bags, then lay them flat in the freezer. When the bags of soup freeze flat, youll be able to pile them up like stacked books for easy, space-saving storage. • Protect precious cargo. No bubble wrap? Slip a straw into the top of a nearly closed Ziploc bag and inflate. Remove the straw and seal to make a cushion. • Store panty hose. Tear off the corner of the package listing the brand, size, and color, then slip it into a bag. Store each pair in its own bag to keep hose organized and prevent snags • For overnight trips, fill bags with single portions of shampoo and conditioner. • Keep moisture away from Q-tips and cotton balls. • Stash powder compacts in bags to prevent spills in your purse. • Collect stamps, paper, and pens for writing notes or paying bills. • Stow markers to prevent ink stains. • Keep paintbrushes moist during do-it-yourself projects • Reduce food-preparation time by storing prechopped ingredients. (Tip: Pat freshly washed fruits and vege
