Plastic Bottles: 7 Creative Ways To Reuse And Upcycle Them

1. Vertical Gardens: Cut plastic bottles in half and use the bottom portion as pots for growing herbs, flowers, or small vegetables. Arrange them vertically on a wall or a frame to create a space-saving garden. This technique is known as bottle gardening and is popular in urban areas with limited space. (Image Source: Getty)

2. Bird Feeders: Transform plastic bottles into bird feeders by cutting out holes for birds to access the seeds. Hang them in your garden or balcony to attract birds and add a touch of nature to your surroundings. (Image Source: Getty)

3. Pencil Holders: Cut off the top portion of a plastic bottle, decorate it, and use it as a pencil holder or desk organizer. This eco-friendly alternative reduces waste and adds a personalized touch to your workspace. (Image Source: Getty)

4. DIY Twine Dispenser: Cut a hole in the side of a plastic bottle large enough to fit the end of a ball of twine or string. Insert the twine into the bottle, secure the lid, and pull the end through the hole for easy dispensing. This keeps your twine neat and tangle-free. (Image Source: Getty)

5. Scoop or Funnel: Cut the bottom off a plastic bottle to create a scoop for pet food, birdseed, or gardening materials. Alternatively, cut off the top to make a funnel for pouring liquids or transferring small items. This repurposing idea helps reduce single-use plastic waste in your household. (Image Source: Getty)

6. Floating Keychain: Keep your keys afloat by creating a waterproof floating keychain from a plastic bottle cap. Cut out a small piece of the bottle cap, attach a keyring, and seal it with waterproof glue. This handy accessory is perfect for boating or water activities. (Image Source: Getty)

7. Jewellery Organizer: Cut plastic bottles into various shapes and sizes, then stack and glue them together to create a multi-tiered jewelry organizer. Use the different compartments to store earrings, rings, bracelets, and other accessories. This eco-friendly storage solution helps keep your jewelry collection organized and easily accessible. (Image Source: Getty)

Inputs by: Sandeep Kumar Tyagi, Co-Founder, COO, Ukhi India (Image Source: Getty)