Well my son spray painted some of them bright pink and turned them into targets for his air rifle! Sound like something you'd like to do? lol

If you have a fish tank and it has to be cleaned, put the fish in the styrofoam container with water and they will stay alive in there for days... We used to keep out minnows in one when fisihing on the weekends...works great...

Turn them upside down, paint them and make a village out of them...cut one up and use the pieces for steeples and windows..walkways, fences..

Grasping at straws here as I cannont see one of them... Have fun

Use the styrofoam as floral vase inserts for silk arrangements. Donate them to your neighborhood elementary school art teacher??

It's spring- how about use them as plant starters?

I use them for everything. I have DVD's stored in them and VCR tapes. We have several in the back of the car to organize things. We also keep some of the ice packs in case we want to take them along when grocery shopping. They stack nice in the garage. Great for keeping paints, oils, garden supplies like gloves and plant food. I keep grandkids supplies in them, markers, crayons, coloring books etc. I also packed them full of breakable Christmas items. Wet umbrella's, and you can plant in them if you punch drain holes in them, bird seed and in the kitchen you can toss the recycle in them each day.

The best use is to fill them with water and doctor Scholls foot bath and soak both feet at a time in them.

Thanks for the great ideas, everyone. Here's my to-do list so far:

Buy pink spray paint and find son's old Airsoft guns
Get live bait so hubby can go fishing
Build a fairy village in the garden
Arrange some silk flowers to bring a little springtime into the house
Visit the local elementary school with a wagonful of foam
Plant some vegetable seeds
Pack a fragile item (Why is it that after Christmas, we somehow can't find all the boxes for our breakable stuff?)

And after all that, I can soak my feet.

I knew this group was creative!