Cool DIY Recycled Plastic Bottles

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50 million plastic bottles are thrown away each day in the United States. They work themselves into just about every aspect of our daily lives. The examples are plentiful, from water bottles to laundry detergent, to how we squeeze out our honey. You’ll likely spot one of the 50 million if you do a simple scan of the room that you’re in.

Our dependence on them makes recycling and reusing plastic bottles essential for the health of the planet. So what can we do? Completing crafty DIY projects is a great way to minimize environmental impact and even save money. Check out our list of 20 creative projects to reuse and recycle empty plastic bottles and get to work.

Create Recycled Plastic Bottle Supply Cups

Office buildings are one of the leading contributors to the rise of landfills. So, after guzzling down a Mountain Dew to kick a 2 p.m. slump, don’t just toss the bottle when you’re finished. Make plastic bottle cups to house pens and supplies at the office, or craft supplies at home. Impress your coworkers and kids with your sustainable efforts.

Reuse Coffee Creamer Containers for Snack Storage

Who knew coffee could do more than fulfill a caffeine addiction? Reuse plastic coffee creamer bottles and make containers for snack storage. They make pouring incredibly easy, allowing you to take all types of food on the road. Recycled coffee creamers can also be used to store sugar, salt and similar products.

Make a DIY Plastic Bottle Planter

Cat planters from plastic bottles. Yes, this is a real thing. Spark your DIY spirit with a simple project that turns 2-liters into a useful and appealing indoor planter. Here are some simple step-by-step instructions

Upcycle Laundry Detergent Bottles Into a Watering Can

Don’t pay for plastic watering cans. Make sure to keep your empty laundry detergent containers, drill or punch some holes in the cap and you’ve got yourself a new watering can. Feel free to remove the label so your neighbors don’t think you’re weird for pouring laundry detergent on your plants.

Turn a Milk Carton Into a Garden Scooper

The one area where 1% fanatics and 2% lovers can agree: save your milk cartons after use. One of the easiest and most useful projects is to create a scooper from the empty carton. Whenever you need to melt ice on your steps, garden your plants or even clean up after your dog, just scoop and toss. Check out this tutorial to turn a milk carton into a DIY scooper.