To keep playing cards from getting bent or lost (or to just keep yourself from playing 52 pickup), store your deck of cards in a travel soap container. The container is just the right size for most cards.For more great tips, check out Rocks in my Dryer!
oh gosh...thats one of those obvious solutions that no one ever thinks about! lol! thanks so much!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great tip! I would have never thought to do this (we use zip-loc bags that eventually get torn and then we really are playing 52 card pickup).
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I never would have thought of that, and it is so simple. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh wow - that's an excellent idea. We all have so many stacks of cards - hubs has them and actually keeps them with his lunch stuff so this would work great for him!
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Great tip! I have some friends that play cards all the time, I will pass this one along!
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I use a rubber band for our Uno cards. My son and I play together every evening before bedtime reading. I never would have thought to use a soap dish.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
Great tip! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for visiting my blog! Oh Heather....you were clearly smarter than me in Biology!;)
No, really....what I meant by that is....making the decision to start a family. Not starting one. ;) But I see your point....PMS clouds the thinking, you know? I'm just about there, too!
DUH! That's such an obvious solution. Ours are always wrapped with rubber bands, but then the corners get bumped and bent.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip!
Very clever...I never would've thought of that. Thanks!
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