Have you ever used a storage device for something other than its intended use? Please give examples.
Example I have a rolling storage cart designed for office organization. But I thought of using it for kitchen utensils. Then I thought about using it for accessories because the drawers are colored and I thought what if you put all your accessories of the same color in the drawer so when you get ready to dress all your accessories of the same color would be together. And I used a small shoe rack with clear shoe boxes for my spices. I'm thinking of getting a tall shoe rack to use for canned goods. If placed properly they should roll or slide forward because of the incline. I may want to put wheels on it so I can swivel it out to load from the back for proper rotation. I also have my medical supplies stored in a shelf designed to be a greenhouse.
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Boxes are storage devices, aren't they? I've got all sorts of boxes filled with things that weren't originally in them.
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Linda Joy Technically that qualifies, but its not very inventive. I'd give you a C for that one. Unless they are symmetrical, attached to each other and painted to look like a cubby storage system. Then I'd give you a B-. -
Nosmo King Why are you such a fussy so-and-so? -
Linda Joy You miskeyed funny.
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I store extra towels in a hamper
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I have a plastic shoe box from the dollar store full of pens, pencils, magic markers, white-out, tape, erasers, etc. Chore going through it, but beats walking around trying to find something. I have 3-ring binder plastic holders for baseball cards, postcards, etc., for debit cards, passport, rent receipts, money order stubs, address labels, and so on.
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If it isn't capable of multi-tasking then I'm not interested. Unless I can eat it.
Cry me a River 
Franco333 
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