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If you’ve been following the news surrounding the Bisphenol A chemical used to make popular plastic bottles, such as Nalgene, I’m sure by now you’ve upgraded — or thought about upgrading — to a BPA-free Nalgene or SIGG. But what to do with a pile of old, potentially-dangerous Nalgenes? Here are a few great tips from a friend’s company, Tuxedo Ranch:

1. Use them to store loose change.
2. Drill holes in the red bottles and use as hummingbird feeders.
3. Fill with dirt and plant flowers or use as a vase.
4. Store nails, screws, and more.
5. Recycle. Many recycling centers now accept these #7 plastics.