Don't throw away the wet tissue cap; stick it in the 'kitchen'! The result is a life hack.

Are you just throwing away the cap that always appears when you use wet wipes? Since it's a plastic product, it needs to be recycled separately. Today, I will share with you a 200% recycling method for wet wipe caps that would be a shame to throw away.

Create a storage box

 

 

Used wet tissues can be repurposed into a storage container. First, prepare all the used wet tissues. Then, open the lid and remove the plastic inside with a knife.

 

 

Now, gather plastic bags and place them in this type of hole. If plastic bags are stored improperly, they take up a lot of space and don't look good.

 

 

By collecting used wet tissues in a plastic bag, it stays tidy and doesn't take up much space.

Attach to the kitchen

 

 

Attaching a wet tissue cap to the kitchen is really useful. First, remove the used wet tissue cap. Usually, it has adhesive that sticks well to anything. If it doesn't stick well, use double-sided tape.

 

 

And open the lid and put in one plastic bag. Please close the lid.

 

 

Please attach the prepared wet tissue cap near the kitchen sink.

 

 

And you can simply throw away the waste generated while cooking. Usually, it's not easy to dispose of trash one by one in the trash can during cooking, but having the trash bag right next to it makes it easy to use.

After using it all, you can keep recycling it by just replacing the plastic bag.

Creating a small storage box

 

 

Prepare two wet tissue caps of the same size. Then attach them as shown in the picture.

 

 

And when you open the lid, it becomes a small storage box like this. Store small items such as rubber bands or tweezers here. This makes it convenient to use and keeps everything organized.

Attach to the outlet

 

 

The last method is to attach it directly to the outlet. The wet tissue cap is usually similar in size to the outlet hole, so it fits well like in the picture.

 

 

By attaching this wet tissue cap, you can open the lid only when in use and close it afterward. Closing the lid reduces dust accumulation and helps prevent children from getting hurt, making it especially good for households with kids.