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As discussed in this week's episode.

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Ian Dimayuga

I counted 48, plus or minus 1200

Ash Sedillo

These would be perfect for selling cascarones

Psara

I counted 47, plus or minus 1,200

Avalon Bonlie

My elementary school art teacher was always collecting these to use as paint palettes. I bet a local public school would find a good way to craft with them!

Lindsay Canham

My mom has chickens and is always looking for more egg cartons, so I second Victoria!

Alix Carter

At my local farmers market the egg guy has a basket out to take back used cartons from his customers. I am sure a local egg farmer in your area would take them back as long as they're clean and dry.

Steph the Bard

Okay here's what Rebecca can do. You use the egg-cartons as building material to make a castle or a cave. Then you get a dragon, maybe a stuffed one, a statue, or one of the various Funko version. It doesn't matter just get a dragon and put it inside your egg-carton castle. You will then be the proud creator of the Dragon Guardian of The Egg-Carton Horde.

Alaina Queen

Take the egg cartons to your local food bank. They often get eggs in bulk and need a way to distribute them to the people that need them.

DJ Colwell

I also know someone with chickens and they are happy to take my empty egg cartons. They'll even give me full ones in return!

Kyle Wright

Egg cartons are a popular, low-cost way to sound-proof a room. You can line the walls with them to diffuse the sound waves. If they're a musician (or maybe have musician neighbors who they could stand to hear less of), could always use them for that.

Amenda Noteimporta

My grandma stack the 30 eggs cartons and makes small chairs! They're actually really good for guests

Beka Washburn

If they’re cardboard, then make and sell fire starters. Cut each individual egg holder out and fill it with small wood shavings and cover it with melted wax and put a whick in the middle.

Dan

wow nice

Alyssa Lukens

This is not how I pictured it at all. I pictured them thrown up there all willy nilly but somehow miraculously not falling down. I'm severely disappointed.

James

If they’re styrofoam you can melt them down with acetone then you can mold it like plastic then dry it out. Like casting.