“To improve the taste of instant coffee and make it less bitter, shake or stir it, then discard the resulting foam.”
“Use pet nail clippers if a cat got dreads. Perfect size and virtually no risk of accidentally cutting their skin.”
“Use a whisk to easily remove a hard-boiled egg in case you don’t have a slotted spoon.”
"In case you don’t want to wash your lunch box."
“Stop smelly onions! Simple tip, place a paper towel under the cut end. Absorbs all the odor!”
“Instead of buying a new air freshener, add a few drops of essential oil to the old one. It’s cheaper, lasts longer, and you can customize!”
“How to keep your babies feet warm while walking.”
“One trip is all that’s needed.”
“Wrap tinfoil around a candle to re-level a candle that has burnt unevenly.”
“Use plastic wrap under caps to reseal seasonings that solidify over time.”
“I fixed my daughter’s flipflop.”
“Use a beard trimmer to shave off all the pull threads from your cat clawing furniture.”
“Travel pillow helps you lay down with headphones.”
“Drill without the mess using a post-it note.”
“Keep your lid off the table with a sleeve and a stopper.”
“Use a large trash bag when you run out of cat box liners.”
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#16 This would not have worked for me. When I had a cat, she liked to scratch the sides of the litter box.
I'd like to add:
As well as being painful for the cat. A "dread", as they call it, is hair that has tied itself into a knot, and is pulling on the cat's skin. If you try to use one of those clippers on such a knot, it'll pull harder on the hair and I can almost guarantee that the cat you so this to is going to scream in pain LONG before you've managed to cut it off, and it WILL scratch/bite you, as well. You're far better off using the beard trimmer shown in #12 , that's what I do to my semi-long haired cat, and it works wonderfully, without any discomfort for neither me or, most importantly, the cat.
As a side note, I'd like to mention that most of these "hacks" are sh#te, and aimed at people that shouldn't be outside without a guardian or supervisor.
Damn, you're right!
....I did vomit.
#7 Put sock on the baby