You can never go wrong having an arsenal of useful lifehacks in your back pocket. In my opinion, it's better to be safe than sorry, and you'll never know when they'll come in handy!
If you're always looking for clever tips and tricks that can be used to solve everyday problems, don't go anywhere. Stick around and browse through the fresh collection of hacks I've put together below.
It may not look great, but at least no one's going to be opening that door when they're not supposed to!
"A small hook next to your bed makes your charging cable easily accessible, and keeps it from falling to the ground."
According to the Redditor, something like this can be found at most craft supply stores near the sewing and embroidery items.
All you have to do is stuff cotton balls into the toe area to create a perfect fit.
If your'e that concerned about germs, give this hack a shot during your next hotel stay.
Anyone who's ever used a USB port knows the struggle of never being able to plug something into it the right way on their first try.
And remember, unless it has sentimental value, most articles of clothing can be replaced with the exact same thing or something very similar, so if you get rid of an item and regret it a few months later, it isn't the end of the world.
But something like this is always good to know, just in case! Especially if you happen to be hiking with someone who isn't terrified of them.
"If your lotion won't come out, cut it in half and you'll find that there's plenty in the bottom."
You can also do this to things like tubes of toothpaste and bottles of shampoo and conditioner.
There's nothing worse than spending a bunch of your hard-earned money on a pair of wireless earbuds only to lose one (or both) of them. Dangly earrings for the win!
"Turn your chopstick sleeve into a stand so you can keep them off your dirty table."
You can also use a dust pan to accomplish the same task if you don't happen to have a watering can on hand.
OK, so this is something you definitely have to be careful with. And it shouldn't come as a surprise that you're not going to acheive a rumbling boil, either. As long as all you need is warm water in order to get your tea fix in a pinch, this'll do the trick.
The tape will create a small amount of traction, which should be enough to prevent you from slipping and sliding all over the place.
Use this clever hack to avoid any potential wardrobe malfunctions without sacrificing your outfit's style!
She then used a thin piece of cord to string the pieces together. Brilliant!
To give your favorite costume pieces a fresh, shiny, new look, mix up a cleaning solution comprised of salt, baking soda, and hot water.
Mix everything together before placing all of your accessories into the solution. After a quick soak, remove each item and buff them dry with a soft rag.
"For those of you with pets or small children, use a zip tie to hang your Christmas ornaments. They come in green!"
"Warming a pizza fast without burning the base: heat the lower pan hot while the upper one gets warm, then turn the pans up-side-down and put the pizza on the warm pan. Then put the hot pan above. Turn off the heat and wait until the base is crisp and the cheese has melted."
The next time your kiddo decides to go all Picasso on one of your walls, don't freak out!
Once you've scrubbed everything clean, wipe it all away with a piece of paper towel.
I don't know if our mattress is thicker than others or if this is just a common problem that sheet makers refuse to acknowledge, but the corners of every fitted sheet we own never stay put!
Excuse me while I start the car and stock up on elastic strips!
