- Wrap one around pens for a better grip (for the young or elderly) and bundle your pens together with a rubber band so you know where they all are.
- Use rubber bands to hold together pre-cut fruits (such as apples and oranges) to prevent them from drying out and going brown.
- Create a gripper around a lid that is difficult to get off a jar.
- Keep a tape measure or ribbons from getting tangled.
- Seal food packets once opened.
- Start a rubber band ball – just for fun (and see how big you can make it!)!
- Stop your kids from going mad with a pump action soap or shampoo bottle. Just wrap a rubber band around the base of the bottle’s pump to help them with portion control!
- Put rubber bands around each corner of your chopping board to stop it from sliding around.
- Keep tools from slipping in your hands by adding extra grip around the handles.
- Slippery doorknob? Add a rubber band for better grip!
- Wrap rubber bands around the ends of hangers to secure clothes and stop them from slipping off and getting wrinkled at the bottom of your wardrobe.
- To stop spoons from falling into cooking pots, secure a rubber band on the spoon’s handle where it hits the rim of the pot or bowl.
- A rubber band wrapped between the handles of a cupboard or drawer can keep them shut tight and away from prying little fingers.
- Tie dye something!
- If you put two or three rubber bands on a child's cup you can prevent them from spilling drinks. The bands make it easier for them to hold it if the outside of the cup gets wet.
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