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When it comes to DIY hacks, this one is a must-try. The next time you're making a drink that you don't want to be diluted by the water when it melts (such as white wine, lemonade, or orange juice) use frozen grapes instead of ice cubes. That way when it melts, your drink won't be watered down. Added bonus: frozen grapes are refreshing to eat during summer.
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To properly build a fire, you need to have tinder (easy-lighting material), kindling (finger-size sticks) and fuel (logs). We all have a readily available supply of tinder: dryer lint! To make fire starters, I stuff empty toilet paper tubes with dryer lint. My dryer lint “logs” light quickly and easily burn long enough to light up the kindling. And I don’t have to resort to lighter fluid!
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Ditch the time-consuming iron or handheld steamer to get wrinkles out of a shirt or slacks. Throw a few ice cubes or a wet washcloth in the dryer with your wrinkled clothes. As the ice melts and the water turns to steam, it will remove the wrinkles. This trick isn’t as effective with heavier clothing but is a miracle for lighter fabrics. The best part is that you don’t have to set the dryer for longer than 10 minutes for it to work.
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If you need to fill up a bucket that won’t fit under your sink’s faucet, bust out a pool noodle. Set the bucket on the floor, slip the pool noodle over the faucet and run it down to the bucket.
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We’re sure you’re stocking up on sweet smelling candles to make your home extra cozy for the colder months. But, if your candles are burning too low to reach the wick, there’s no reason to go without your favorite scent. Instead of burning your fingers, light a piece of uncooked spaghetti. It’ll reach into those deep candles and burn long enough to light the candles on grandpa’s birthday cake!
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Keep a spare set of house keys in a magnetic hide-a-key container underneath your car to avoid being locked out.
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Place a damp paper towel under a cutting board to prevent it from slipping while you chop ingredients.
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Keep a spare set of house keys in a magnetic hide-a-key container underneath your car to avoid being locked out.
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Place a rubber band around the open end of a paint can to wipe excess paint off your brush, preventing drips and mess.
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Use a binder clip to organize cables: Attach a binder clip to the edge of your desk or table and thread your cables through the metal hoops. This keeps them from falling off the edge and creates a tidy and organized workspace.
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Use a bread clip to label cords: Save bread clips and write labels on them to identify different cords or cables. Attach them near the end of each cord, and you'll always know which one is which without the need for extensive cable management.
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Keep your charging cables organized with a toilet paper roll: Take an empty toilet paper roll and cut a slit lengthwise. Wrap your charging cable around the roll and slide the end through the slit to hold it in place. This prevents tangling and keeps your cables neatly organized
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Keep a small notebook in your car to jot down important information, such as license plate numbers, directions, or shopping lists.
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To remove stubborn price stickers, use a blow dryer to warm up the adhesive. The sticker will come off easily without leaving residue.
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Freeze leftover coffee in an ice cube tray. Use the coffee ice cubes to cool down hot coffee without diluting it.
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Organise your life with this simple time-saving trick. If you've got a few minutes to spare and some nail varnish bottles lying around, this hack is well worth a try. You'll no longer need to rabble about finding the right one, plus the pops of colour will help your set stand out in your bag.
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Ever wish you could reorganize your garden after seeing how the mature plants look? Here’s a clever way to do it. You’ll need a bunch of pots of the same size, so they’ll nest in each other. Put your plants in doubled pots, and then bury them at ground level. Whenever you want a change, lift out the top pot and put in a different one. This method is also really slick for bringing plants indoors over the winter. This method is great for quickly changing out seasonal plants, and allows for easy experimentation with color and placement of plants and flowers.
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If you don’t use up all of your seed packets, store them in an airtight container with silica packets to keep them fresh for next year. The silica packets prevent the seeds from germinating or getting moldy.
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My puppy was eating his food too fast, resulting in him vomiting it back up. Instead of buying a slow-feed bowl, I drilled holes into a 12 in. length of 2 in. PVC pipe and capped the ends. I fill the tube with puppy food, and he has to roll it around to get the food to fall out of the holes. My puppy gets all the food he needs without the mess that comes from eating too fast. Be sure the holes are large enough for the food to come out! – Charlie May
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Ever wish you could remove highlighter marks from a book? Lemon juice fades highlighter enough to make it virtually undetectable. Cut a lemon in half and get some juice on a cotton swab. Run the swab over the highlighted text and watch the color fade.
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Before packing for a trip, take a photo of your toiletries and other essentials to help you remember what you need to bring.
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Use a bread clip to organize and label your various cords and cables.
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Freeze grapes to use as ice cubes for a chilled drink without diluting it.
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Use a hair straightener to quickly iron out collar wrinkles on shirts and blouses.
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Turn a soda tab into a hanger doubler: Slide one end of a soda tab onto a hanger and then hook another hanger onto the second hole of the tab. This allows you to hang two clothing items on one hanger, saving space in your closet
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Use a sticky note to catch debris when drilling: Before drilling a hole, fold a sticky note in half and stick it to the wall just below where you'll be drilling. The note will catch the falling dust and debris, making cleanup quick and easy.
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Use a binder clip to organize cables: Attach a binder clip to the edge of your desk or table and thread your cables through the metal hoops. This keeps them from falling off the edge and creates a tidy and organized workspace.
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Put a piece of bread in a container with hardened brown sugar to soften it. The moisture from the bread will transfer to the sugar and make it soft again.
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Use a dustpan to fill a container that doesn't fit in the sink. Place the dustpan under the tap, and it will act as a makeshift funnel.
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To prevent tangled headphones, wrap them around a binder clip or use a cord organizer to keep them neat and untangled.
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