“Unlock the Unexpected: 10 Ingenious Ways to Repurpose Spare Toilet Paper Rolls!”
Ever thought about the hidden potential sitting in that empty toilet paper roll you just tossed in the trash? We’ve all been there, right? Everyone uses toilet paper, but many fail to realize that the humble leftover roll can crack open a treasure trove of creative possibilities! Instead of throwing them out like yesterday’s leftovers, let’s explore the brilliant—and often hilarious—ways you can repurpose these household staples! From organizing cords to crafting phone speakers, the opportunities to transform toilet paper rolls into something remarkable are endless. So, if you’re tired of clutter and ready to embrace your inner DIY wizard, let’s dive into some ingenious hacks that might just change your life… or at least make your bathroom a little less boring! LEARN MOREEveryone owns toilet paper, but many people throw away the remaining rolls and inner tubes. Doing so wastes a household staple. Toilet paper offers far more valuable than a one-time use in the bathroom.
With a little creativity, you can transform toilet paper rolls into cord organizers, phone speakers, and even bird feeders. Once you learn these toilet paper hacks, the options will seem endless. Find out how to use spare toilet paper rolls in a life-changing way.
Neatly Store Your Cords
Nothing’s more annoying than tangled, messy cords. To store and separate all of your cords neatly, just use old toilet paper rolls. And the best part? You don’t have to do any crafting!
Simply roll up your cords and place them in an empty toilet paper roll. This way, all of your electronics will remain separate and won’t tangle. If you want to decorate the toilet paper rolls, go for it! They make great crafts as well.
Keep Your Bathroom Smelling Fresh
You can keep your bathroom smelling nice with just one toilet paper roll and a bottle of essential oil. Sprinkle a few drops of oil on the inside of the roll before you put it on the holder. Don’t get any on the paper itself, since the harsh oils can irritate your skin.
The essential oil will keep the area around your toilet smelling nice. Whenever the scent disappears, you can spin the roll to “re-activate” it.
Turn Rolls Into A Desk Organizer
You don’t have to throw out every single toilet paper roll. With a bit of work, you can transform these rolls into a desk organizer! Cut the rolls down to varying heights, and connect them with hot glue.
To get an easy solid color, spray paint the rolls. Then you can add stickers, beads, bows, or whatever else you’d like to decorate your new organizer. The rolls can hold writing utensils, scissors, tape rolls, flash drives, and more!
From Toilet Paper To Tissues
If you have too much toilet paper but not enough tissues, one can easily transform into the other. Use a whole toilet paper roll and carefully remove the cardboard tube. Then, take the loose sheet and fold it underneath one end of the roll.
Poke the loose sheet through the other end of the roll, and it’ll look like a tissue box. That way, you can pull out new sheets without unraveling the entire roll.
Hand Your Pants Without Creases
Draping pants on a hanger may be convenient, but it’s a recipe for wrinkles. You can prevent these wrinkles with a couple of toilet paper rolls. You just need to attach a toilet paper roll around the bottom of the hanger.
Cut one side of a toilet paper roll, wrap it around the hanger, and tape it closed. You may need two or three rolls to cover the hanger. Then, hang your pants without the risk of wrinkling them.
Design A Quick And Easy Phone Speaker
An old toilet paper roll can become an easy, DIY phone speaker. First, measure how wide your phone is. Cut a rectangle in the roll that’s just big enough to hold the phone. Stick four thumbtacks into the roll to create a stand.
The roll will amplify music from the phone’s speakers. Some people add two more toilet paper rolls on the side for louder music, but you only need one to make a difference in the sound.
Prevent Wrapping Paper From Unraveling
Wrapping paper is so much easier to store when it’s not constantly unraveling. If you tape it, the tape will rip the paper when you use it next. So how can you get around this? You guessed it — toilet paper rolls.
Take two toilet paper rolls and cut one side out of each of them. Wrap them around opposite ends of wrapping paper. You don’t have to tape the rolls shut for them to work.
