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Trix 2 year s ago
#16 if you don't mind your feet get moist in winter and sweaty in summer, this is actually a valid trick.
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Vinny 2 year s ago
You know, there was a time when these "life hack" tips were clever and useful but the longer we go, the dumber and more ridiculous they get.
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Lorry 2 year s ago
#10 Does anyone find this actually saves any time? With a properly sharpened knife, it doesn't take much effort to slice up a pile of cherry tomatoes.
"You can fix a stretched-out invisibobble with the help of a hair dryer."
"Switch the hairdryer to the hottest mode and “dry” the invisibobble. It will go back to its initial size within a few seconds, and it won’t melt or lose its elasticity."
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Trix 2 year s ago
#16 if you don't mind your feet get moist in winter and sweaty in summer, this is actually a valid trick.
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Vinny 2 year s ago
You know, there was a time when these "life hack" tips were clever and useful but the longer we go, the dumber and more ridiculous they get.
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Lorry 2 year s ago
#10 Does anyone find this actually saves any time? With a properly sharpened knife, it doesn't take much effort to slice up a pile of cherry tomatoes.