101 Alternative Uses of Wiffle Balls and Bats

While Wiffle® balls and bats were invented to be used as a baseball game, through the years we've had numerous customers tell us interesting other uses of Wiffle® balls and bats.

While we don't have listed 101 uses of Wiffle balls and bats, I'm sure if we put our heads together we can come up with at least that amount. Here is a sampling of some of the more intriguing ones.

A down pillow company uses the wiffle bats to flatten out pillows

Some peach farmers use the bats to poke at branches and knock out loose fruit

Horse trainers have use the bats to keep horses in line with the wiff sound that comes from the bat

Golf courses and driving ranges have used the Wiffle Softballs to mark the tees, hazards and other areas.

Getting married? Newly weds have personalized Wiffle balls with their name and wedding date and gave them out as wedding favors!

Racecar teams have used Wiffle balls to reduce sloshing in the gas tank

Hog farmers have filled the bats with bb gun pellets and rattle them to lead the pigs about.

It also has been reported that the Wiffle balls without holes were in the plans for an alternative flotation devise on a home-made submarine.

Wiffle balls have been used to ease your aches and pains...foot relief, back rubs, hip and upper leg tension reliever, hip flexor relief and more exercises you can do with wiffle balls.  Read More Here: Wiffle Ball: The 50-cent accessory that could ease your aches and pains

Do you have an interesting use for a Wiffle ball or bat? Let us know and we'll share it in a future edition of our blog and newsletter.

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