Most ofus toss the cork in the trash after we finish a bottle of wine. After all, who needs it? But it turns out these bottle stoppers can be put to good use later on! From sealing snack bags to ...

Next time you open a bottle of wine, remember to hold onto the cork—it can be a fun, easy DIY project for your garden. These small objects can be upcycled into seed markers, broken down into compost ...

Put those wine corks you've been collecting to good use in your garden. Wine corks can be creatively reused in the garden to enhance its functionality and aesthetics. Even if you have just a few corks ...

Out in the backcountry, resourcefulness isn’t just a nice trait, it’s a survival skill. When gear fails, breaks, or gets left behind, it’s often the little things that make the biggest difference. A ...

Natural wine corks are compostable after removing any metal foil and other materials. To speed up the decomposition process, the corks should be chopped up. Corks are brown composting material; add ...

On a spotless concrete floor, seven huge molding machines sit in a row, pressing out little nubs into pallet-sized cardboard boxes. Each box contains some 50,000 of these synthetic doodads, just wide ...

There's nothing quite as pesky as a small army of fruit flies buzzing around a bowl of delicious, ripe fruit. Luckily, there's an age-old hack to repel those little pests — and it will also give you ...

Corks have sealed wine for centuries, but their uses go far beyond bottles. In this interview, Amorim Cork America CEO Pedro Fernandes and PJ Awe explain the versatility of this natural product. ByLiz ...