Gina Heslop
Don’t toss out those tuna cans just yet! They can be real treasures for your home. Italians, like many others, love their tuna, full of healthy Omega 3s. After you enjoy your meal, instead of chucking the can, consider giving it a second life.
Empty tuna cans are more useful than you might think. Want to know how? Keep reading for some clever ideas.
First off, did you know you can turn them into flower pots? It’s true! Grab some clothespins to jazz up your pot and add small plants like succulents or mini cacti. Clip the clothespins around the can, and voila! A lovely planter!
You can also make charming candle holders with tuna cans. Just like the pots, use clothespins inside the can, and place a candle in a glass inside to keep things safe.
In the kitchen, these cans can serve as molds for single-serving stews or tasty desserts. Make sure to wash them thoroughly before use. They can even be used as pudding molds!
But wait, there’s more! You can create fun crafts for kids, like a crib rattle or wind chimes. Decorate the cans, poke holes, and hang them with thread or rope. The gentle breeze will make them sing!
Feeling craftier? How about making a wall clock? With a clock mechanism and some drilling, you can turn a tuna can into a timepiece.
See? Empty tuna cans aren’t just trash; they’re full of potential for creative projects. So, next time you finish a can, think twice before tossing it away. Who knew such humble cans could be so versatile?
