You may already know about this one, but old CD spindles make for pretty awesome lunch boxes
We don't have time to discuss physics but apparently placing a spoon across a boiling pot of water will keep it from boiling over
The tab on your soda can is actually intended for more than just opening things
If you're ever at a hotel and you run out of USB charging locations…check the TV, it usually has one or two.
How to make a simple iPhone speaker
If you ever need to ask for directions skip the gas stations and go straight to the pizza delivery places
To check if your batteries are still good, drop them from a height of about 6 inches. If they only bounce once, they're still full. If they bounce more than once, time for replacements.
To adjust your eyes more quickly to changing light conditions try closing one eye
How to keep your extension cords from unplugging
Rub walnuts on damaged wooden furniture to cover up any scratches
Use a rubberband on paint cans to wipe your brush. It will keep paint from getting on the sides
Use cut toilet paper rolls as cuffs to prevent your wrapping paper from unrolling
Use a can opener to open blister packs and not cut yourself
Clean out an old bottle of sun lotion to keep your belongings safe at the beach
If you can't find any kindling, use doritos
Put your pancake mix in an old ketchup bottle to prevent messes
Use velcro on your remotes to stop losing them
Use a bread tab to hold your spot on a roll of tape
Stick the hard to use old sliver of soap onto the new piece of soap
Put a piece of cardboard in a ziplock bag to protect important documents from rain and keep them from getting creased
If you ever need a flathead screwdriver, most basic power plugs will usually do the trick
Place your cellphone light underneath a water bottle for a makeshift lantern that distributes light better
To stop receiving marketing emails, try filtering out any mail that contains the word "unsubscribe"
Use accented letters, Arabic letters, and Chinese characters in your passwords to make them more secure
If you ever want to fall asleep on public transport without having your bag stolen try this…it's better than nothing
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