99% of people know how useful plastic bottles are, why are you throwing them away? Poke holes on…

Ninety nine percent of people know these hidden uses for plastic bottles and you're still throwing them away. One. Use a red hot fork to poke holes all over the bottle cap. Put it over the lock, hasp slide the padlock through the center of the cap and lock it. Then screw the empty bottle onto the cap. Now your outdoor lock won't have to deal with rain or bad weather. 2. Use a red hot fork to poke holes all over the bottle cap. Then and attach it to a plastic bottle. Wrap tape around it to hold everything in place. Stuff it with a sponge and activated charcoal as the filter. Attach it to the faucet and you'll get much cleaner water. 3. Attach a bottle cap to the bottom of a bar of soap. Now you can leave it on the counter without it sitting in water, and it won't slip out of your hand and fall when you wash. Four. Cut a section from a plastic bottle, then secure it to a shade net. Heat a screwdriver until it's red hot. Use it to melt a small hole in the bottle cap. Now you can thread a rope through it and secure it firmly. Five. Heat the bottle cap until it softens, then use a toothpick to push out a narrow spout. Next, cut a small opening. Now you can pour oil precisely without spills or waste. 6. Cut along the bottle neck with a saw. Then secure it to a wooden pole. Trim the damaged broom head nice and flat. Use screws to attach the bottle cap to it. Finally tighten the cap and your useful broom is good as new. 7. Cut the bottle in half with a saw, then trim it again. Attach it to the door, and you've got a simple and practical door lock. 8. Cut along the bottle neck with a saw, then cut the bottle opening into a C shape. Attach it to a wooden board and it makes a great tool organizer. Follow me. Let's discover more useful life hacks together.