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Q: Are pill bottles safe to reuse for food items?
A: Yes, but only after thorough cleaning and sanitizing. Avoid bottles that once stored strong medications with residue risk.
Q: Can I recycle pill bottles instead?
A: Some pharmacies accept them for recycling, but many municipalities don't accept them curbside due to their size. Reusing is often a better first step.
Q: How do I remove stubborn labels?
A: Try soaking in hot water with dish soap, then rubbing with a paste of baking soda and coconut oil.
Q: Are there any uses to avoid?
A: Avoid storing anything perishable, flammable (unless specifically protected like match kits), or ingestible items in bottles that once held toxic medications.
🧠Final Thought:
Next time you're about to toss an empty pill bottle, think again! With just a little effort, you can reduce waste and create something genuinely useful.
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