Re-purposed washing machine drums

15 years ago

There was a post recently that showed a garden with all sorts of re-purposed washing machine drums as planters. I saw this link this morning in the Waste Nothing group and had to share. A few of them are garden junk style, so I figured it's OK to post here. These folks are VERY creative-I want the fire pit one!!!

Here is a link that might be useful: Fun re-purposed washing machine drums

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Marlene Kindred
15 years ago
Wow...these are pretty creative! Love the peacock! Amazing what people can create! TFS~
mosswitch
15 years ago
Just a warning--if you get on that site, you're gona get lost for an hour or two, or maybe all day, so forget any plans you made! Lol!

Sandy
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concretenprimroses
15 years ago
I love the tables and the peacock.
Incredible.
Wouldn't coals fall thru the raised "firepit"?
It was years ago we got rid of our washer and now have a front loader. If only i'd known.
Kathy
luna_llena_feliz
15 years ago
Love all the ideas. I love the peacock the best though. Now I'll being eyeing up old washing machines I see by the side of the road...
geeme
15 years ago
I know Nonacook will remember, many years ago on the msn site a gal named punky took the agitator out of the drum, painted it purple and made the neatest flower full of flowers ever.... many uses for many parts :) geeme
nonacook
15 years ago
Yes, I do remember that!
It was a wonderful pot of flowers.