Pantyhose and tights will eventually end up unwearable after some time of use and abuse. As soon as they get a hole or run in, most of us consider them useless. Or are they really? Well, because we love DIYs and recycling/upcycling, we have scoured the internet to gather some of the best ways and ideas to reuse our old and unwearable pantyhose and tights. Check out the amazing things we have found.

Many of us dread harmful chemicals present in cleaning products. That is why we opt to make our own cleaning solutions using homemade cleaning products. However, most of the time, our cleaning mixture cause clogging in our spray bottles. Easy solution? Tie a small piece of nylon at the other end of the sprayer and secure it with rubber band. Problem solved.

Hate picking and peeling hair off your hairbrush? Well, that’s almost always inevitable, but you can keep them from clinging at the bottom in the first place by placing a nylon on the base of the brush. When it’s time to get rid of hair, simple peel the nylon off.

Keep onions nice and dry to keep their skins intact by storing them vertically, such as in this photo. This way, you can save significant space and organize your kitchen storage cabinets at the same time.

Do you hate it when your trash bag keeps slipping off of the mouth of your trash bin? Well, the easy solution would be to cut the waistband of your pantyhose and use it to secure the trash bag to the trash bin.

If you have pets at home, especially cats and dogs, then you know how annoying it is to remove their hair off of your clothes. Well, the easy fix is to wear tights as a quick glove to remove hair easily off of your clothes.

Don’t know where to keep your wrapping paper, old magazines or old poster? Well, you can use old tights for their storage to keep them tide and prevent rips.

If you’re like most women, then you may have probably lost at least a thousand of hair-ties. That may be an exaggeration, but you get the point. Should you run out of hair ties, you can always cut a small section of nylon and use it as a DIY hair tie.

Wash your kids’ toys in the dishwasher by putting them inside a cut pantyhose and make a mesh bag. Excellent choice for marbles, figurines and Legos.

Lost your earrings underneath the sofa or a ring in the carpet? Wrap the end of the vacuum hose with a pantyhose and vacuum the area right away to find it.

Packing for a vacation? Save significant space in your suitcase by rolling some of your clothes and putting them inside nylon legs. It’s a more practical DIY alternative to packing cubes.

Doll up your delicate furniture or shoes by using a nylon glove. You can even use the nylon to scrub dishes or cut smaller pieces to make reusable cotton swabs for removing your nail polish. Basically, you can use nylons to clean anything that needs careful and delicate scrubbing.

Keep every bit of dirt inside the pot by lining the flower pot before filing. Saves you time with less hassle for cleaning for you.

Keep fruits and veggies in your mason jars by using some nylon for its lid. The same technique can be used for making a container for bugs your kids and his/her friends may catch in your backyard.

Deodorant stains are part of part of life, and they can be quite annoying. Well, now you know that you can use a piece of your old pantyhose as glove to remove these annoying and stubborn stains.

Going out on a cold day? You can wear your old pantyhose underneath your jeans to provided that much needed warmth. You’ll be surprised how big of a difference it can make.

Rid your shoes off that stinky smell by filling a pair of nylons with essential oils and baking soda and place it inside your shoes. This incredible mixture absorbs bad odor and leaves fresh scent like magic.

Love using homemade beauty solutions? Then you may have probably heard about the benefits of oatmeal for your skin. Well, now you can get the most out of your oatmeal by making an oatmeal shower bag to sooth your skin. Use the foot part of your old nylons and tie a knot at the top to secure.