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I've run out of deodorant. Does the cork go in the trash?
Of course not! Biork deodorant is completely plastic-free, but upcycling and recycling are still a trend and are good for the environment and your wallet. The less waste, the better. Here are some creative ideas for you on how to use these high-quality cork boxes.
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As a game box and dice cup
The cork box fits in any travel bag and has plenty of room for marbles, game pieces, puzzle pieces, or dice. It also has a dice cup handy for playing: very practical!
As a stylish container for small items
There are small items everywhere that you can't store properly: earrings and costume jewelry, paper clips, or even screws, shelf pins, and small wrenches from the last time you put a shelf together. When you need them, you often have to hunt for them. They're safely stored in the Biork box—which you can also write on with regular pens!
It is also particularly useful for SD or SIM cards and small USB sticks.
For botany
You can grow seedlings, as the cork retains water wonderfully. It's also bark. Cacti and other greenery thrive in it, too.
You can grow seedlings, as the cork retains water wonderfully. It's also bark. Cacti and other greenery thrive in it, too.
Simply convert the remaining stone into deodorant spray
Soak the remaining stone in cold water (50g to 100ml) for 14 days until it has completely dissolved. Then pour the entire contents into a small pump-type spray bottle, and your liquid deodorant spray is ready.