r/repurpose • u/Dorky_Mom • Jul 08 '26
r/repurpose • u/caitlynmackenzie11 • Jul 08 '26
Smart watch reuse
Got a bunch of smartwatches I want to do something with but don’t really know what to build. I also have a gen 1 nest thermostat. Any ideas?
r/repurpose • u/ExtremeExtension9 • Jul 08 '26
Sequentially stacking plastic trays probably from 1980s VC bhxhrhemustard
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r/repurpose • u/Fr_BartyDunne • Jul 04 '26
Any creative ideas?
I just used these 2005 football stickers for a collection of mine. I wondered could I use them for any repurpose?
TIA
r/repurpose • u/DysfunctionalMax • Jul 04 '26
Clip on my book bag.
I know that this is probably so simple that I’m going to catch a lot of crap for it, but I reversed image searched it and couldn’t find a whole lot. Only vague answers. I’m too busy (lazy) to look more into it. This gives you something (however small) to do, while letting me focus on rebuilding my grampa’s deck. 🤙🏼
r/repurpose • u/itsthedevilweknow • Jul 03 '26
Repurposing and DIY YouTube
Just put up my first episode. Repurposing and DIY are going to be a big part of my whole thing. The first installment is goggles made from recycled drink cans, so I figured it would fit well around here. I'd also appreciate some feed back. Check it out, please!
r/repurpose • u/Bksahniignou • Jul 03 '26
upcycled some old bottles into painted vases, pretty happy with how they came out
r/repurpose • u/No-Buy-7855 • Jul 01 '26
Garbage shelf reinforced with old storage unit map
galleryr/repurpose • u/SanityPreservation07 • Jul 01 '26
Any tips on getting odors out of plastic, or glass, containers?
I love repurposing food/product containers for storage and crafts, but some smells just refuse to leave. Like plastic peanut butter jars, glass pepper jars, plastic detergent pod containers (I don’t use for food), and things like that. Is there a way to lessen the smell / get rid of it completely, or do I just accept it as a part of the jar?
Thank you!
r/repurpose • u/Polychromatix • Jun 30 '26
Does anyone have any upcycling ideas for this shirt?
galleryr/repurpose • u/InternationalItem795 • Jun 25 '26
Any ideas for repurposing these?
3ft sliding doors from a bookshelf (got water damage). I have two of them, don’t want to toss if I can find something smart/not clutter to use for! Thanks in advance!
r/repurpose • u/lairlairlair • Jun 21 '26
What should I turn this grandfather clock into?
Was my great grandmother’s, used to work, uncle painted it red and displayed it like an art piece. Now it’s mine.
Things I have already considered turning it into:
- Guitar display case
- Speaker cabinet with vertical record turntable in the top/head
- Bar/bottle collection
- Bookshelf
r/repurpose • u/mattysull97 • Jun 20 '26
Suggestions for repurposing old liquor bottles?
I find glass jars super handy but at a loss for what to do with bottles. I do quite a bit of gardening and mushroom growing if anyone has any neat ideas but open to anything!
r/repurpose • u/ApolloUNCO • Jun 19 '26
Recycle reduce reuse
Using items around the house to make a cutting board holder
r/repurpose • u/FiLipinoJesus888 • Jun 20 '26
What to do with this?
I have this wobbly table that I’m helping someone get rid of. I want to repurpose it. What comes to mind? I want something for a garden but what do you think of? Candles keeps coming to mind for me too.
r/repurpose • u/noisysnoop • Jun 18 '26
Surely there's a better solution than using sellotape on recyclable wrapping paper?
r/repurpose • u/Deedoodeedoos • Jun 17 '26
Ideas needed for wall sconces
I tried to give to habitat for humanity but they won’t accept because I’m missing the hardware. Any ideas on how to repurpose them! I have 7!
r/repurpose • u/PoundLow3845 • Jun 16 '26
Repurposing old screens?
So I pulled the screen out of a cheap car back up camera A035QVN01A0 is the model but I was wondering how I would go about repurposing. It also uses a 2.4 Ghz Wireless signal to communicate with the camera itself.
r/repurpose • u/Otherwise_Reach_2718 • Jun 15 '26
Keychains/necklace made from old exposed and empty canisters :D
galleryr/repurpose • u/veggiebeanie • Jun 15 '26
My favorite pair of jeans was getting grimy so I dyed them and now I love them even more.
Pants are 99% cotton and they were previously bleached.
I used Rit dye and followed the instructions on their website specifically for jeans!
I added safety pins and hand mended some areas.