Uses of Plastics in our daily life..................: Home

In our daily life plastics can be uses as ;

• Use bags to wrap or cover items stored in the basement or garage to prevent dust build-up.
  
• Wrap one around each shoe to keep your entryway mud-free when coming inside on rainy days.
• Wrap them around paintbrushes, if you stop mid-project, to prevent the paint from drying out.
  
• Put them in the bottom of paint trays to make cleaning up a breeze
• Put them underneath trays to catch drips.
• Spraypainting a small item? Put it in a plastic bag to corral the spray.
• Keep ceiling fans dust—and paint-free by sliding bags over the blades while cleaning or redecorating.
• Ball up bags and stuff them into purses to help them keep their shape in the off-season.
  
• Use them in place of bubble wrap or newspaper when moving.
  
• Line small bedroom and bathroom trashcans and
  
• Recycling baskets for easier cleanup.
• Lay them in the bottoms of cat boxes to simplify litter-changing.
• Sew a fabric tube and stuff it with bags—then keep it next to exterior doors to stop drafts.
  
• Snow in the forecast? Tie bags around your rearview mirrors and windshield wipers for less scraping in the morning.
• Protect casts on broken bones from water in the shower or at the beach by wrapping and tying a bag around the plaster.
• Spread one in a cracked vase to prevent leaks.
  
• Poke small holes in one and hang it in the shower to drain kids' toys in between bath times.
  
• Fight dry skin by applying lotion to hands, and then wrapping in bags to hold in the moisture.
  
• Potty training? Line the mattress with bags to save time after unexpected accidents.
• Keep manuals for your lawnmower, weedwhacker, and snowblower handy by storing them in a plastic bag that hangs in the garage.
  
• Keep your feet dry in bad weather by wearing bags on your feet between your socks and boots.
  
• Use bags to keep holiday decorations organized (and free of dust) in the off-season.