Don’t throw away spam cans, at home they are worth their weight in gold: how to reuse them

Instead of throwing away empty tuna cans, consider repurposing them in unique ways around your home. Tuna is a popular, nutritious food high in Omega 3s, but don’t toss away the can once you’ve finished eating. Here are some ingenious ways to repurpose them.

Flower Pots:

“Did you know that you can make flower pots with empty tuna cans?” Just add clothespins around the outside, and small plants like succulents will fit perfectly.

Candle Holders:

Use the same method for making “pretty candle holders,” placing clothespins inside the can, and insert a candle in a glass for a stylish touch.

Kitchen Molds:

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Clean cans can serve as “molds for single-serving stews” or desserts like puddings.

Kids’ Crafts:
Turn cans into “fun crafts for children,” such as a rattle or wind chimes by decorating them and hanging them from a string.

With a little creativity, empty tuna cans become a “truly valuable resource for your home.”