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Repurposing old socks is a great way to breathe new life into them for good around the house, including: dusting mitts, heating pads, dry eraser, dog toy, rag, mop head, spider web catcher, stuffing, ...

Two best friends, Diane Ormrod and Dorothee Walliser, opened “French and Scouser,” a furniture and design store on St. Thomas ...

Kathryn “Izzie” Bellizzi opened Recoupage, a boutique featuring reimagined fashions and craft items of her own manufacture, ...

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Key Points Repurpose common household items like jars, takeout containers, and bags to reduce waste.Use tissue boxes and old artwork as organizers or DIY decor instead of buying new.Wooden furniture ...

The sun would rise over the Rockies, and Robin Gammons would run to the front porch to grab the morning paper before school.

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Discover how repurposing saves on costs, boosts sustainability, and transforms digital content. Explore examples including packaging, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.

If your sofa was made between 1970 and 2014, its foam is likely loaded with flame retardants—chemicals that can escape into dust and end up in the air you breathe. A new study led by the California ...