Save Your Leftover Wine Corks And Repurpose Them Around Your Home
By MASIE O'TOOLE
Reduce Wobble
When the furniture is slightly unbalanced and wobbly, cut a leftover wine cork to create a sliver about the same size as the gap between the shorter leg and the floor.
Next, glue it on the shorter leg and notice that the wobble is diminished. Additionally, a cork can help to protect floors from scratching, just like other felt furniture pads.
Create unique coasters using wine corks by gluing a few corks together in a row to create a simple square design, or arrange them in a pattern for a bit more flair.
If you don't want a textured surface, cut the corks in half and glue together the flat sides. The material easily absorbs drips from glasses, so it can perfectly protect the table.
Wine corks can securely hold onto small pins without being left with holes or losing their shape, so you can insert your jewelry's pin into them to store them safely.
Secure a few corks together using glue, then lay them out in an empty picture frame or fill up the bottom of a small box and stick in the posts of your earrings.
After a few days of soaking up this liquid, you'll be left with a ready-to-use and highly-flammable energy source. Now you can easily light your fires in most conditions.
If you need a few chip clips in a pinch, grab a cork and a sharp knife. Place the cork on its flat end, then cut a slit down the middle until about halfway through.