Recycling Tissue Boxes

Check out these many great uses for recycling empty tissue boxes. They are versatile and reusing them can save you money and help you keep organized.

Recycling Tissue Boxes

• Save your empty tissue boxes. If your family is suffering from bad colds or allergies, rubber band a full and an empty tissue box together. This way you can use the empty box to dispose of your used tissues and not have a pile of dirty tissues laying next to the sick person or scattered all over. This works best with the flat rectangle shaped boxes of tissues.
• I like to use the tall tissue boxes to store my plastic grocery bags after a shopping trip. I paint or paper it to match my my kitchen and can easily store it on the counter where I will be using them the most.

• The tall Kleenex boxes work well as trash cans in the car.
• Cut the tops off of tissue boxes and use them for drawer organizers or to store any number of items in different areas of the house.
• Keep Kleenex boxes in the bathroom for people to throw small trash items like Q-tips, cotton balls and small bits of trash.
• They are also nice to have by your chair or sewing machine for scraps if you like to sew.
• Use them to make toys for kids. Tie them together to make a train or use them and empty oatmeal boxes for building blocks. They make great beds for small dolls.