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I never have enough laundry baskets in the laundry room to transfer wet clothes from washer to dryer. Works great to lay a feed bag on the floor, dump the wet stuff onto it, drag it over to the dryer opening, and then transfer the clothes into the drier.

thanks for the suggestion.

That would just leave a sharp edge that would cut through the sock.

They make great covers for my 3 x 6 brooder/tractor. Newest brain storm: cut them into appropriate sized pieces, and use them to stuff "sock babies" for the puppy. She loves her sock babies stuffed with water bottles. They make a very satisfying crunchy sound, but she chews through them at...

Hubby just made a roof to go over the nest box to keep the youngsters from sleeping on the edge of the top boxes. It's set at a 45* angle, and lined with the tarp type feed bags to make for a slippery surface to shed both poop and youngsters!

Nice, Aart! I used some for planters, but found that they totally disintegrated by the end of the summer. Still a workable plan, as the soil can just be dumped back into the garden, and the bag tossed into the trash.

Love the basket and the straw containment! Clever. Some day, I'll have time to embrace my creative side again.

I use them to store hay. I can buy a bale of hay for $3. But, I don't often use a whole bale in the coop at once, so I stuff the flakes into feed bags to keep them nice and dry/clean. Then, I can grab a single bag at a time, fluff up the nests, toss some on the floor of the coop, or out in...

I believe that Royd was talking about the paper feed bags, which decompose very quickly. The plastic tarp like ones are the ones that most of us are re-puropsing. Currently, I'm using them to stuff with good hay that will eventually go into the nest boxes. keeps it fresh and dry. Will use...

Some day, I will get around to actually using a sewing machine to re-purpose some of my feed bags. But, for now, I'm using them to help me with my landscaping project. I'm clearing some land, and building a stone wall with all of the massive rocks left behind. I have to dig a lot of rocks out...