Painting Hack #shorts

In this video, Shannon shows you how to reuse plastic milk jug for a small easy to hold painting container.

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[VCGConstruction]

*_This is an awesome tip and a good way to repurpose what would most likely be thrown in the trash! Thanks Shannon!_*

[kansascityshuffle]

Cut a milk jug in a similar configuration but leave the ring the cap goes on and you have a handy plunger holder

[lisastephens]

Cool idea...thx for great tip...just got therapy over with on a broken wrist..👍🇺🇸

[erichumphrey]

Great tip. Now do you have any tips for getting someone else to do the cutting in?

[gryfx]

You've helped me so much, thank you.

[healingheartcollective]

Awesome!!! Imma use this trick next week when I paint the garage

[joanies]

Love practical tips! 👍 I have water jugs I can use for this.

[christinaschaefer]

So simple and would not have thought of it

[feinschmegga]

Think we only have bagged milk in Ontario

[TheTurbinator]

We don't have milk jugs, we have milk bags in Ontario.

[Maxid]

Painting shorts. I personally prefer laundering my shorts. But if you have stains I guess.... Would you use kilz first in that instance?

[blacksheeple]

Yea but who drinks milk to end up with an empty milk container?…🍺😂….😎👍🏼🖌️ 🎨🔨

[lamar]

Ahh what happened to the one gallon paint can with a grid? Don't over complicate things guys.

[pauljtee]

Much better than what I tried!! I used an ice cream pail. The handle came off. Big mess😢