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Alternative use for totes
They make surprisingly good coolers.
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Re: Alternative use for totes
So much Fanta!
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Re: Alternative use for totes
Wheres the Mountain Dew?
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Re: Alternative use for totes
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Wheres the Mountain Dew?
The yellow tote.
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Re: Alternative use for totes
Our team decided that they also make great boxes for taking things to college. Our seniors now have their own personal totes!
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Re: Alternative use for totes
We use them to store robot parts; great for packing up a project at the end of the day so that all the pieces are together when you come back the next work day.

We have used them as a "trunk" on our robot cart to carry batteries, tools, and the driver station.

We also secured a couple to some 1 x 12"s, added a couple of squares of RR tape and included them as a target in our off-season game.
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