What to do with all those plastic CDR spindle things???

[GRC]

I ran out of shelf space for burned CDs in cases a long while ago; so my obvious suggestion is ;

Keep the burned CDs on the spindles. They take up a lot less space that way.

Regards, Graham

[diggrd]

[paddington]

Originally Posted by diggrd

Originally Posted by diggrd

I wonder how well they hold up in the dishwasher and microwave.

[velvetsailor]

I saw the spindle off at the base with a hacksaw, twist the bottom back into locked onto the clear plastic cover, and turn the suckers upside down.

Then I have see-thru stackable containers for nuts, bolts, nails, bong parts... uh I mean lamp parts, and other assorted sundry hardware. They even come in different sizes, depending on what size spindle is on sale, to suit different sized contents.

[U2Lynne]

Originally Posted by velvetsailor

I saw the spindle off at the base with a hacksaw, twist the bottom back into locked onto the clear plastic cover, and turn the suckers upside down.

Then I have see-thru stackable containers for nuts, bolts, nails, bong parts... uh I mean lamp parts, and other assorted sundry hardware. They even come in different sizes, depending on what size spindle is on sale, to suit different sized contents.

Reminds me of what my Dad used to do with babyfood jars. He would then nail the lids to the underside of a shelf above his workbench. That's a pretty good idea!

[trustthex]

lol, the proper term is water pipe