In both locations, per litre of milk, milk bags require less energy and water, and produce less greenhouse gases, than jugs or cartons. This is mainly because milk bags weigh only 20 to 30 per cent as ...

Step 3: Add soil and Seeds Grab your gloves and start packing the bottom half of each milk jug with gardening soil. Once that’s done, thoroughly drench the soil with water.

Fill your milk jug with water and then pour it into your bucket. Next, mark a line just above the water line. Repeat these two steps until you reach the top. And voila! You are now the proud own of a ...

This portable lamp is just a gallon milk jug filled with water, with a headlamp pointing into it. It's a clever repurposing trick that creates a great soft light perfect for reading, writing or ...