Making milk jug animals is a great way to get your child’s creative juices flowing. You can make almost any animal imaginable, including a pig, penguin, bear, bat and even a crazy monster. Save ...

Remember making these in elementary school or scouts? You know the milk jug Easter Bunny? It's a throwback craft, that's cheap and fun. It's easy for kids to get this done in less than hour.

The existence of circle indents on plastic milk containers is a recurring source of internet speculation. "Why do milk jugs have these," a Redditor asked in a 2015 post in the r/whatisthis, for ...

Whether you buy whole, 2 percent, or skim, the plastic containers milk comes in all share something in common: There’s an inverted circle built into one side of the jug where a smooth, flat ...

Why do plastic milk jugs have a circular indent on the side? The circular indent on the side of a plastic milk jug is not just for decoration or to help determine if the dairy product is expired.

Just about every plastic milk jug has a circular indent on its side, but why? Is it just decoration? Does it help determine expiration? Some people may not have ever noticed it.

The logic behind the milk jug method focuses on nature’s scheme. In your garden, seeds drop in the late summer and fall and lay dormant (not sprouting) over the winter, then start to emerge when ...