I use binder clips for everything! Not only do I use them for resealing food packages and holding paper, but for clothing as well. They are very useful for holding up too-long pyjama pants and minimizing waists that are too-big. I keep assorted sizes in a pretty jar in the kitchen so they are always on hand.
Squeezing a tube of toothpaste in the middle can make it difficult to get all the paste out later. Rolling the tube from the bottom and clipping it in place is a great way to ensure you use all the product with minimal mess. This is a page about using a binder clip for toothpaste.
When you get creative, a useful curtain can be added for very little effort or cost. This is a page about shower curtain ring and binder clip curtains.
You can use a binder clip to safely store a razor. Learn more in this page about storing razors.
An inexpensive alternative to a decorative ceramic yarn bowl is this one you can make yourself. This is a page about making a binder clip yarn bowl.
Here's a very inexpensive way of displaying photos or cards in the most minimalist style!
Binder clips are the perfect solution to keeping cords from falling behind furniture. They are also a great way to manage the mess of multiple cords.
Binder clips are a sturdy alternative to the colorful plastic clips used for keeping chip bags and other food packages closed. Try some; you may find that they are a better choice than the popular plastic options.
Binder clips are an easy way to hang artwork, especially small items. Once you attach it to the artwork, simply hang the clip on a pushpin or a nail.
If you don't want to put another hole in the wall, you can use binder clips for organizing your keys, by making a makeshift hook. This page shows you how to use a binder clip for hanging keys.
