If you’ve written something down and want to cross it out without having someone being able to read it afterwards, rather than crossing straight lines through it, re-write random letters over it. This will make it impossible to read.
Throw a few newspapers into a fresh garbage bag to soak up any disgusting juices that might make their way into the bin.
When travelling, throw a bar of scented soap into your luggage- this will keep your clothes smelling fresh, whether they’re dirty or not.
Muffin tins make for perfect platters when you’re serving for a party. They’re also a lot easier to clean than a bunch of dishes.
A teaspoon of baking soda mixed into the boiling water will help you remove the shell of a hard boiled egg effortlessly.
Fill a baggy with vinegar and stick your shower head in it to soak overnight. The next day, you can easily wipe away all of the built-up residue in seconds.
To avoid losing your spot on a roll of tape, stick a bread tab onto it.
Pool noodles work great for cushioning virtually anything. Cutting one in half and sticking it to a garage wall can help protect both your wall and your car door from being dented.
Clothespins work great for holding nails when you’re hammering things. No more bruised thumbs!
When making a toasted sandwich, stick both slices of bread into the same slot. This will toast up the outsides while keeping the insides warm but soft.
Post-it notes work great for getting bits of dust and crumbs out of small spaces like keyboards and cracks.
Can openers work great for opening up those pesky plastic packages that seem to be impossibly to get into without breaking whatever is inside of it.
If you’ve sealed up an envelope only to find that you want to add something else to it, stick it in the freezer for an hour. This will undo the adhesive, allowing you to open and seal it back up once again.
Drinking a glass of grape juice has been shown to help reduce headaches and migraines.
During allergy and/or cold season, keep your first empty tissue box around so that you can easily dispose of all of the other tissues you use.
When you’re chomping on some ice cream cones this Spring and Summer, plug a marshmallow in the bottom of the cone to prevent any annoying leaks.
If you’ve got a stuffed nose, drip a few drops of eucalyptus or peppermint oil into your tissue box. This will help you clear your sinuses a lot easier when you use them.
Before you start using your cereal up, toss the entire bag into a sifter to get rid of all of that annoying ‘cereal dust’ at the bottom.
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#3 Rather have smelly clothes than everything stunk over by some disgusting soap.
#9 Or you simply could learn how to use tools properly maybe?
#15 How the heck am I supposed to stuff USED tissues into a box they came TIGHTLY PACKED and FLAT in? That's clearly a fail.
#18 Are you insane? Cereal dust is the best part of the whole box!!!
pro tip