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How to Create a Kitchen Recycling Center

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Kitchen Recycling Center: How To Create Your Own.

Under the sink, keep plastic tubs for recycling aluminum, glass, and plastic. Let the kids do this. They'll love it.

They'll even like taking it out to the garage. Really.

kitchen, getting house clean organized, organize kitchen, house cleaning, cleaning tips And while you're at it, start a composting pail (with a tight-fitting lid) with non-meat table scraps.

You can even do it without worms - here's how to make worm-less compost happen.

You can add this stuff to your composting pile.

While we're thinking sink, let's talk about what not to keep under there:

Do not store poisons, such as cleaners and bleach, under the sink.

It's a bad idea with little ones in your home.

This is not one of those times that you want to have logical stuff (like drain cleaner) handy. Homes with kids should have cleaners and other dangerous brews stored up high and out of reach in the garage.

Create a Coming-Home Center

Organize a Family Communications Center

Whip Up a Cooking Center

Create a Food-Storage Center

Arrange a Pet-Feeding Center

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