Use plastic bottles this way, even your husband will say his wife has gone crazy, but the result is unexpected

A wife used plastic bottles this way, her husband said she was crazy, but it turned out...

Automatic pet feeder

Materials: glue gun, cat bowl, plastic bottle, scissors

Steps: Cut off the bottom of the plastic bottle, glue the bottle onto the bowl at a 45-degree angle, open the cap and pour in cat food, then screw it tight. (Adjust the size of the opening at the bottom of the plastic bottle according to your pet's head size, so you can make sure not to scratch the cat's head.)

Cat treat toy bottle

Materials: carving knife, plastic bottle, pet treats

Steps: Cut a small hole in the bottle, put in a small amount of pet treats, and when your pet plays with the bottle, the treats will fall out!

Egg yolk separator

Take a clean plastic bottle, point the bottle opening at the egg yolk while squeezing the plastic bottle, and you can perfectly separate the yolk from the egg white!

Food sealing cap

Can't finish your food? Don't worry!

Cut the plastic bottle 3 cm below the opening, thread the bag you need to seal through the cut bottle opening, remember to pull the buckle completely out from the bottle opening, and finally screw the cap tight!

Pointed-nozzle seasoning bottle

Materials: lighter, plastic bottle, toothpick

1: Heat the bottle cap with a lighter, just until it softens slightly

2: Use a toothpick to poke upward from inside the bottle cap. The softened plastic deforms easily. Use scissors to cut off the pointed tip, leaving a hole

3: Add sauce and put the cap on

Coin purse

Cut off the bottoms of two plastic bottles, use hot melt glue or 502, glue the zipper inside the two bottle bottoms, then trim off the excess zipper. You can also use it as a piggy bank!

Different styles for you to choose from!

Jewelry storage

Cut off 3~4 plastic bottle bottoms, drill a hole in the exact center of each bottle bottom, thread an iron rod through the bottle bottoms, and screw on nuts to fix the bottle bottoms in place.

If you find that too troublesome, you can use each bottle bottom as a small jewelry box

Cosmetics storage

Cut plastic bottles to the appropriate size as needed, put items in according to the type of cosmetics, and you'll never have to rummage around for lipstick, eyebrow pencils, or makeup brushes again!

Shoe storage

Cut off the top of a large plastic bottle and use it to store shoes, scarves, and belts. Nothing beats this level of practicality!

Gardening trowel

Use a marker to trace the outline of the handle, then cut it out along the line with scissors!

Plastic bottle vegetable garden

While we're still wondering whether to plant flowers, other people have already grown a vegetable garden with plastic bottles!

Umbrella storage tube

What should you do when your umbrella is dripping wet on a rainy day? Here's a trick for you!

First cut off the bottom of the plastic bottle, then punch two holes and thread a string through them, so it can hang on the car seat. No more worrying about getting the car wet!

But what if you use a long-handled umbrella? Don't worry, a plastic bottle can still handle it!

First prepare three plastic bottles of different sizes, then cut off the bottom of the smallest plastic bottle

Cut off the top and bottom of the second-largest plastic bottle

Cut off the top and bottom of the largest plastic bottle

After all three plastic bottles are ready, insert them together in order from largest to smallest, and a simple umbrella holder is done! Long-handled umbrellas can also be stored easily, no more rainy-day worries!

Plastic bag storage

There's a messy pile of plastic bags at home. Sometimes you need them and can't throw them away, but they look cluttered and chaotic. Actually, one plastic bottle can store them perfectly!

Irrigation sprinkler head

Make a simple irrigation sprinkler head yourself to increase the sprinkling area~

Toothbrush holder

Cut a plastic bottle like this and you can also make a toothbrush holder. Isn't it just so convenient!

Juicer

Plastic bottle juicer,

you deserve to have one.

Rag holder

After washing dishes, the dishcloth is dripping wet and you don't know where to put it. Why not make a rag holder with a plastic bottle? The used dishcloth can be placed on top and will slowly drip dry without wetting the countertop.

Showerhead

What should you do if the showerhead breaks while you're taking a shower? Actually, making one is very simple! Draw a circle on the plastic bottle body, poke small holes inside the circle with a needle, connect it to the water pipe, and your temporary showerhead is ready!

There are still many, many little tips I haven't had time to share. Come exchange ideas with me.