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To bad there wasn't a way to return the bags back to where you bought them, and have them returned to the factory to be refilled. I wish all packaging was made to be returned like the soda bottles used to be. I like the idea of making products that are designed to last. Even packaging.

Quote: Now that is the proper application of wisdom. "Waste not, want not" is what Ben Franklin wrote.

The Honey house is an amazing structure for sure. With proper drainage, a good foundation and overhanging roof, a sandbag building could last for centuries. The igloo design might not be the best for areas with lots of rain, but why not build a more conventional roof out of lumber and you...

Here is the ultimate use for used Layena bags. You could build a bomb resistant, fire proof, bug proof chicken coop or even a house for yourself and family. Check this out, this house was built by some friends of mine. http://www.earthbagbuilding.com/articles/honeyhouse.htm

You could roll down the top and fill it with planting soil to grow tomatoes, potatoes, peppers or something.