Plastic bread clips, which are primarily used to keep bread bags closed, can also be used to add new life to your old flip-flops, scrape gunk off your nonstick pans, keep matching socks together before laundering, label your cable cords, and more.
Want to make a DIY scrubber out of your sponge? Cover your sponge in the netted produce bag used to hold onions and tie end with a bread clip.
Got your own helpful uses for bread clips? Share with us!
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I use a bread tag to scratch off my scratch-n-win tickets. It is small enough to keep in my wallet for future uses, and easily replacable when the sharp edge wears off.
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