I use them to seal bags of frozen vegetables if I don't use the whole bag in one go. I'm laughing because I confessed to my cousin on the phone the other day that I save tags and she thought I was crazy LO I'm sending her this video!
I have vertical blinds on my patio door which are prone to breaking at the very top. I use a bread tags to repair the broken slot of the vertical blind. I cut a small piece of the bread tag off and super glue it across broken part of the blind. The blind can then be snapped back into the clip on the sliding blind carrier.
As a lower grade teacher I made a counting to 100 board,. Turn tags to blank then. Have kids guess what comes next. Turn over to reinforce. By 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s etc.
Thank you - more GREAT ideas. I have already used them for tape ends. Now I'll save more for the seedlings. Oh, and plant identification on trellises in the garden. Thank you again. Judi.
Use these to mark all of your antenna cables. As a licensed HAM operator, I use these bread wrapper clips as tags to mark my antenna cables. I disconnect all of my antennas when there is a threat of electrical storm activity in the area. These little babies help me hook things back up in a jiffy, after the threat has passed!
My dad was a HAM operator too. In fact, he was talking to someone in Hawaii when Pearl Harbor was attacked. He joined the Navy the next day and was stationed in the Pacific throughout WWII. I still remember his call sign.
@@slcRN1971 My Dad was also in the Navy. He was a radio man. He said he could tell who was on the other end, just from their cadence when they were sending code. He could still "Hear" the code until he died. When we'd listen, he'd stop us on a Freq. with Morse code and "read" it for us. Very cool hobby.
Brilliant ideas👏👏👏👏👏". Another use of tag is when a wrap Saran Wrap for each pastry, I place a tag where the wrap ends, so that it’s easy to locate where to open the wrap. Just a sharing idea.
These are great for putting around 1, or several chains, or bracelets to keep together. Use for wedging on a door to see if it has been opened, or to tag several dog's leashes with dog's names. These can be put in different colors to tag items in a garage sale, Red tags are mine, blue are yours, etc..,etc. so many uses.
It’s very useful to hold together the cables (USB Micro, Lightning and USB C) with it getting loose and tangled. On longer cables as 10 or 12 feet, I use a large bread tag and use an electric carver pen to expend the oral groove more.
Thank you so many great ideas!. I Saved mine and Recycled! Recycled any and everything that can be Use, trying for Less and Less Garbage 🗑 by not polluting the Earth. Blessings ❤ 🙏.
My sister and I used them for earrings before our mom allowed us to get our ear pierced only took a a few days before she was so embarrassed mission accomplished we got our ears pierced
I wrap the odd ends of thread around empty (plastic) spools of thread for hand sewing. Several colors on one spool but those plastic bread tags would work, too, for single colors.
Your right while I reading your all things that need with the bread clips I learn everything how to use and not to throw anymore 5hanks you and God bless you
I use them for flip flop blowout repair. If the end button on the thong breaks off, two straight pins in an X with a bread tab on top will fix that too.
I have been tossing them for years. I'm big into recycling so I've been tossing them into our recycle bin. No more. Recently, I took all my cables out of my laptop and unplugged all the cords. You got it. When I thought I had everything put back in, I noticed my laptop giving me the message that I didn't have much more time before my battery would die. I, finally, figured it out that I had plugged the cable into the wrong plug in. What a sigh of relief. I tried writing on the cords, but that didn't work at all. So I used some stick ons and wrote on them. With bread tags, that would have been a breeze. We have cords all over the house. These will be great for them. I'm, especially, impressed with how to keep tape from sticking to itself. That is always frustrating. One more thing I will be using one for is to seal up brown sugar, which I keep in a canister. Oh. Cats love playing with them, too. Great video. Blessings.
I haven’t seen a bread tag on bread here in the UK for years. We’ve got these little strips of tape that seal the bread bag until it’s opened then it’s in the bin.
@@kevinnorth1224 No, as I said before they were replaced by little strips of adhesive tape. Just the manufacturers’ getting rid of them and moving on to something cheaper and easier for the machines to use I suppose. Ain’t progress wonderful!
I have a lot of those plastic tags that I have collected for ages, put into a plastic jar, but now because of environmental concerns, we are getting useless cardboard tags, to replace the plastic ones. So now, I use the plastic ones to replace the crappy cardboard versions. When that loaf is finished, I put it on the next bag of bread. The cardboard version either goes into the compost bin or the recyle bin. Problem solvered. (I'm waiting for another paper shortage then they will produce plastic tags again. 😂)
I couldn't see how you fixed flip flops with them! Also I heard all those stick outs were made for a unique purpose...do you know them? Would love to know!
Anyone with common sense knows you can't use a bread tag to close a chip bag. That's more plastic than can fit into that little hole space of the tag. Heck, some bags like tortilla bags, can't even use twist ties to be closed. I've got a bunch of bread ties. They've turned into a rainbow. Blue is one of the rarest we have tho.
We don’t have those tags in my country, I have never seen them before 🤷♀️ It looks like they have a little whole, so I would guess they would fall off what ever you put them on🤔😅
@@cherylT321 Hello, I'm not sure it was just a thought. You can get molds in shape of animals and melt them in the molds kinda like resin. It was just a thought because they have all those colors it reminded me of see people melt crayons in molds
I like to save them but very seldomneed to use them. Another thing is that I don't often find colored tags,most are ak Lways white, so I'll hold 9n to5hem. Thanks for this tiop. !
These are great ideas but, these tags hurt my fingers. I use a hot knife to cut the snap part off store hangers for chip clips & cereal bags & other things that need a clip. I use an old steak knife & put it on the stove burner until it's red hot & cut the clips off the hanger. Then I recycle the hanger. I save the knife for this use. Run it under cold water, dry it & put it away for next time.
Blow up a balloon. Insert the neck of the balloon into the hole of the bread tag. Pull neck and wrap it around the bread tag and insert the neck in the hole again. No need to tie a knot in the blown balloon.
When you must throw one away, please break it in half. Birds will sometimes peck at them and get one lodged on their beak, making it impossible for them to eat.
I use them to seal bags of frozen vegetables if I don't use the whole bag in one go. I'm laughing because I confessed to my cousin on the phone the other day that I save tags and she thought I was crazy LO I'm sending her this video!
I SPREAD GLUE WITH THEM KEEPS 👐 FINGERS CLEAN 👍
I have vertical blinds on my patio door which are prone to breaking at the very top. I use a bread tags to repair the broken slot of the vertical blind. I cut a small piece of the bread tag off and super glue it across broken part of the blind. The blind can then be snapped back into the clip on the sliding blind carrier.
I'm fortunate enough to afford 'traditional' guitar picks now, but I still keep a couple of bread tags in my instrument case for luck!
As a lower grade teacher I made a counting to 100 board,. Turn tags to blank then. Have kids guess what comes next. Turn over to reinforce. By 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s etc.
Been saving them for years. A few ideas here I hadn't thought of yet.
Thank you - more GREAT ideas. I have already used them for tape ends. Now I'll save more for the seedlings.
Oh, and plant identification on trellises in the garden. Thank you again. Judi.
This is the best great ideas
I thought this video was going to be silly. However, you blew my mind. Great ideas!
I use it for the tight space between the stove and counter
for the past several years, I’ve been saving my bread tags, I hate twisty ties. I especially use them when I open up crackers. Works great.
Same here, I like to replace the twisty ties (which I can't stand either) with these.
I have arthritic hands so the twist ties are now much easier to use.
Believe it or not, I put them on my barb wire fence so people knows there is a fence there. I am known as the 10,000 bread tag lady!
As well as THOUGHTFUL😊
I use it where I stop knitting or crochet
Never throw them away!! Super useful for putting bags of frozen veggies back in the freezer, Just did it moments ago, before this video came on.
Use these to mark all of your antenna cables.
As a licensed HAM operator, I use these bread wrapper clips as tags to mark my antenna cables.
I disconnect all of my antennas when there is a threat of electrical storm activity in the area.
These little babies help me hook things back up in a jiffy, after the threat has passed!
My dad was a HAM operator too. In fact, he was talking to someone in Hawaii when Pearl Harbor was attacked. He joined the Navy the next day and was stationed in the Pacific throughout WWII. I still remember his call sign.
@@slcRN1971 My Dad was also in the Navy. He was a radio man.
He said he could tell who was on the other end, just from their cadence when they were sending code.
He could still "Hear" the code until he died. When we'd listen, he'd stop us on a Freq. with Morse code and "read" it for us. Very cool hobby.
If you're a crafter, bread clips can be used as a stitch marker. No need to buy stitch markers for those knit and crochet projects.
Good idea.
That’s genius! i love it sooo much!
Brilliant ideas👏👏👏👏👏". Another use of tag is when a wrap Saran Wrap for each pastry, I place a tag where the wrap ends, so that it’s easy to locate where to open the wrap. Just a sharing idea.
I like to keep a couple in my bathroom cabinet for cleaning under my fingernails.😂
These are great for putting around 1, or several chains, or bracelets to keep together. Use for wedging on a door to see if it has been opened, or to tag several dog's leashes with dog's names. These can be put in different colors to tag items in a garage sale, Red tags are mine, blue are yours, etc..,etc. so many uses.
Thanks. I didn’t know the one about the door. 👍
i dont understand the door one??
It’s very useful to hold together the cables (USB Micro, Lightning and USB C) with it getting loose and tangled. On longer cables as 10 or 12 feet, I use a large bread tag and use an electric carver pen to expend the oral groove more.
Thank you so many great ideas!.
I Saved mine and Recycled! Recycled any and everything that can be Use, trying for Less and Less Garbage 🗑 by not polluting the Earth.
Blessings ❤ 🙏.
these are great ideas I use alot of clothes pins around the house too
Thank you for the great ideas.
Excellent poker chips!
My sister and I used them for earrings before our mom allowed us to get our ear pierced only took a a few days before she was so embarrassed mission accomplished we got our ears pierced
😂
Thank you for sharing your memory - it really made me smile! 🌷
Great ideas !! Thank you ! 😀
Good one!
That's awesome 😂
They stay intact, unlike the soft cardboard ones that are being done today. So I'm glad I saved a few.
Brilliant and sustainable. Good for you !!
Very good tips ! 😊👍
Thankyou, you've given me many GREAT IDEAS!!❤
I use them to wind up the loose tail of yarn while I'm knitting.
I remember my mom doing that😊
It looks helpful in many ways, thanks I will try it soon.
I use bread tags as bobbins. I can store small amounts of thread on them when crafting.
That would be great for an emergency kit as well.
I wrap the odd ends of thread around empty (plastic) spools of thread for hand sewing. Several colors on one spool but those plastic bread tags would work, too, for single colors.
I put clothes pins on my bread and chips packages
Do the same I think it is easier
I do to .
Me too! Easy!
Me, too.
I do too😊
All great ideas especially the plant/garden ones loved it thanking you so much ❤
I use bread tags for cracker sleeves all the time as well as the tape trick; it helps not waste tape by folding it over.
thanx. GREAT useful information
Cords with names is good!!! Duct tape, book marker, don't wear flip flops. Plant tag, scraper, stove good hints!!!!
Great idea for those little scraps of paint. Haven't ever thought of that one. But, I'm sure gonna give it a try the next time I get a bread tag.😊
Very interesting ideas for bread clips. Thanks.😊
Thank you so much very helpful and useful too. Unfortunately we don’t get these tag’s anymore in the UK 🇬🇧. I think they should bring them back.
great for dragon scales in collage art
Your right while I reading your all things that need with the bread clips I learn everything how to use and not to throw anymore 5hanks you and God bless you
They look GREAT as new fangled nose rings.
The flip flop repair is probably the best one. A bread tag will never fit on a wine glass or bag of chips. They used Photoshop for that.
The big ones work for potato chip bags. (Yes they come in multiple sizes)
Correct, so do I.
Great tips thanks a lot😁👍👍👍♥️
I use them for flip flop blowout repair. If the end button on the thong breaks off, two straight pins in an X with a bread tab on top will fix that too.
I do too, Joy. My mother used to do that. 👍
Great ideas👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thankyou. Will try .
Excellent ideas, thanks
Very smart thanks sharing
I have been tossing them for years. I'm big into recycling so I've been tossing them into our recycle bin. No more.
Recently, I took all my cables out of my laptop and unplugged all the cords. You got it. When I thought I had everything put back in, I noticed my laptop giving me the message that I didn't have much more time before my battery would die. I, finally, figured it out that I had plugged the cable into the wrong plug in. What a sigh of relief. I tried writing on the cords, but that didn't work at all. So I used some stick ons and wrote on them.
With bread tags, that would have been a breeze. We have cords all over the house. These will be great for them.
I'm, especially, impressed with how to keep tape from sticking to itself. That is always frustrating.
One more thing I will be using one for is to seal up brown sugar, which I keep in a canister.
Oh. Cats love playing with them, too. Great video. Blessings.
Great ideas. 👍😊
I haven’t seen a bread tag on bread here in the UK for years. We’ve got these little strips of tape that seal the bread bag until it’s opened then it’s in the bin.
That sounds awful! We’re the bread tags banned for some reason?
@@kevinnorth1224 No, as I said before they were replaced by little strips of adhesive tape. Just the manufacturers’ getting rid of them and moving on to something cheaper and easier for the machines to use I suppose. Ain’t progress wonderful!
I have a lot of those plastic tags that I have collected for ages, put into a plastic jar, but now because of environmental concerns, we are getting useless cardboard tags, to replace the plastic ones. So now, I use the plastic ones to replace the crappy cardboard versions. When that loaf is finished, I put it on the next bag of bread. The cardboard version either goes into the compost bin or the recyle bin. Problem solvered. (I'm waiting for another paper shortage then they will produce plastic tags again. 😂)
Excellent video 👍!… Thank you 🙏!
i love the wine glass idea haha well done. I got so many I tossed them. I use them as clothes pegs too for on the washing line.
This is why I've been saving them for years. Great to use as clothespins when camping or backpacking. Light wight and don't take up much room.
WOW, hadn't thought of that, THANKS!❤
I have used them as guitar picks in a pinch
And a BIC cigarette lighter for a improvised slide
I find bread tags useful for cleaning out the gripper spikes on the French fry slicer.
Awesome!!
Very helpful tips, thank you.👍
Best tip end of tape tab 🎉
I use them as a bobbin to wrap my yarn around.
Thanks
AWSOME IDEAS
Love it! I have a million of them
Give me some then!😊😊😊
Sooo cool.
Thank You❤
Good ideas!
The person who invented these is from my home town..
Thank you
Use different color nail polish to label keys
I couldn't see how you fixed flip flops with them! Also I heard all those stick outs were made for a unique purpose...do you know them? Would love to know!
Amazing uses whoever thought of it
Where I live, we no longer have plastic bread tags, but cardboard ones that barely last long enough to get to half of the bread.
Cool! 👍👍
awesome !
Anyone with common sense knows you can't use a bread tag to close a chip bag. That's more plastic than can fit into that little hole space of the tag. Heck, some bags like tortilla bags, can't even use twist ties to be closed.
I've got a bunch of bread ties. They've turned into a rainbow. Blue is one of the rarest we have tho.
We don’t have those tags in my country, I have never seen them before 🤷♀️ It looks like they have a little whole, so I would guess they would fall off what ever you put them on🤔😅
We call those Texas Twist ties.
Good idea - if I remember…
Hello, you could melt them and put them into molds
Then what do you do with them?
@@cherylT321 Hello, I'm not sure it was just a thought. You can get molds in shape of animals and melt them in the molds kinda like resin. It was just a thought because they have all those colors it reminded me of see people melt crayons in molds
@@elizabethmurphy5023 That’s a good thought!
I often use them as bread clip stingers, which you fling off your finger.
I like to save them but very seldomneed to use them. Another thing is that I don't often find colored tags,most are ak
Lways white, so I'll hold 9n to5hem. Thanks for this tiop. !
Even here in Eswatini we have exactly those on our bread
🤷♂️I thought everyone knew about the tag on the end of a roll of tape. I have bee using this hack for years 😀
These are great ideas but, these tags hurt my fingers. I use a hot knife to cut the snap part off store hangers for chip clips & cereal bags & other things that need a clip. I use an old steak knife & put it on the stove burner until it's red hot & cut the clips off the hanger. Then I recycle the hanger. I save the knife for this use. Run it under cold water, dry it & put it away for next time.
You can use them to pinch off a plasma conduit and avert a catastrophic matter/anti-matter explosion in a fusion reactor.
😂😂😂😂😂
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 😂 i will have to remember this one for the next time i am working with a fusion reactor!
we received boxes of binder clips, use them
clipping open frozen veggie bags for the freezer
Labeling spark plug wires for when you have to remove all of them.
Use them in yard sales for items pricings.
Thank you 🙏 I’m
You can use them as sock ties keeping your socks in pairs.
These bread tags were made by Kwiklock Corporation.
Good ideas. But even if the tags would fit chip bags, a lot of them would be too easily ripped by the sharp parts of the tag.
Blow up a balloon. Insert the neck of the balloon into the hole of the bread tag. Pull neck and wrap it around the bread tag and insert the neck in the hole again. No need to tie a knot in the blown balloon.
When you must throw one away, please break it in half. Birds will sometimes peck at them and get one lodged on their beak, making it impossible for them to eat.
The old lady uses them on duck tape, not sure why I just let her have her victory
I have a disability so i keep the tags and swap out twist tie breads