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As so many of us are adopting the mantra of reduce, reuse & recycle, I wanted to share this tip I found in Body + Soul magazine. The snippet suggest that instead of tossing spaghetti sauce or jam jars, give them a new life. Utilize them as containers to keep your bathroom counter clutter-free. Different sized jars can be used to store bath salts, scrubbing brushes, and more.
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