A down economy has an upside: we learn to make the best from what we have, even when what we have is not a lot to begin with. If you don’t believe it, simply paying the More Uses website a visit will make it all too clear.
Its name is descriptive enough, and its basic mechanics are nothing that would cause confusion either. On the site, people take everyday items and post alternative uses for them. The list of categories is actually an enumeration of the featured items, and I think the site could be better-arranged from a structural point of view. The interface is nothing really groundbreaking, either – it is serviceable at best. The content of the site, on the other hand, passes the test with flying colors. You have to see the things people come up with. Some are weird, some are useful, and all are certain to make you marvel at the way people can brave any storm and find a lot where there might not have been that much to begin with.
It goes without saying that if you have an idea of your very own you can post it for all to take notice. Give the site a glance at the address that is displayed below in order to learn more.
MoreUses.com In Their Own Words
“Suggest uses for anything!”
Why MoreUses.com It Might Be A Killer
It will let anybody save money by maximizing what he already has.
Some Questions About MoreUses.com
Is there a “best of” section provided? 
