Making a Ziploc Bag Dryer to Reuse Bags

In this video, I make an improved plastic bag dryer based on my first design.
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[@Hiksan5]

A great project tackling an important issue. Thank you for putting this fine video together

[@Banstargue]

Yes! I love it when an idea grows to become a bigger and better project. Thanks Justin!

[@amirhouseingholinia2023]

I reuse the plastic bags too but some people make sarcastic remarks. I use the lower rack of the dishwasher to spread them open so they get dry faster. I like your design

[@JustinDepew]

+Amirhousein Hazratifar good idea with the dish washer

[@treecycled]

I love it. Right up my alley! wood-working, recycling, inventing! I can definitely appreciate the effort you put in. Great video, and subbed!

[@JustinDepew]

+TreeCycled Works This is definitely an under appreciated project, but it's one of my favorites. Thanks for your support!

[@superman1251]

Great video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@specialk22tt]

Interesting project. Nicely done.

[@JustinDepew]

Royal Poison thanks Royal!

[@tinakondo2828]

Very well done. Disappointed that I can't purchase the plans.

[@drewx10]

I've been wondering what I could use to replace our bag drier. It had 4 telescoping arms. 2 of the arms snapped off at the base. Good plan!

[@ginoasci]

Awesome. I get a lot more than 2 uses out of one plastic bag. Eventually they end up as trash bags in my truck. The 9 people that gave you thumbs down. Just so you know.....those are the idiots that throw trash out of car windows.

[@JustinDepew]

Haha thanks Gino!

[@SEaudiofan]

Great idea. We fiddle with that problem. Glad you are in to recycling

[@lightmechanic2370]

Keep doing $ saving things like reuse the bags. Don't be cheap, just don't waste. Good for your wallet X good value = good for the planet. By not wasting, I estimate our family saved $50/wk X 50 wks/yr X 30 yrs = $75,000. That put 1 of our kids through university to graduate debt free. We spend $ on things that are important to us.

[@miyazukimiyuu.299]

Damn i thought it was a giant one when i see the thumbnail.