When buying water, vegetable oil and household chemicals in PET bottles, you can collect a lot of handles from them. At first glance they are useless, but in fact you will find a use for them in every home. Let's look at where they can be useful.
1. To place hangers in the closet
If there is not enough space on the hanger holder in the closet, handles from bottles will help solve the problem. They can be put on the hooks of hangers to hook the rest of the clothes to them, and not to the bar.
2. For hanging scarves
If you put the handle of a bottle on a closet rod, you can thread a scarf, shawl, or handkerchief through it. This way they will always be easily accessible and will definitely not slide down.
3. For drying sponges
The handle can be attached to the faucet.
The result is a stand for drying sponges.
You just need to place the handle with the notches of the ring facing up so that the washcloth does not slip off.
You can also glue the handle to the sink with hot glue. The result is also an excellent dryer. Hot-melt adhesive can be easily removed, so it won’t ruin the wash.It’s even more convenient if you glue it into the sink on the wall, so it will be less noticeable.
4. For storing kitchen tools and towels
The handles can be glued to the kitchen apron. This will allow you to store spatulas, sieves, and towels in them.
5. For the toilet seat
If the toilet seat has a cover, you can use a strap to secure the handle. It will be located to the side and will allow you to lift the toilet seat without touching it.
6. To install the phone
By bending the handle at the desired angle, it can be used as a stand for your smartphone so you don’t have to hold it in your hand when watching a video. It will not slip if you press a couple of antennae down at the stop.
