Great Life Hacks (24 pics)
Charlie got his balls snipped today and he hated the cone but is VERY okay with this plate instead. Here he is, purring.
Use a medication syringe to measure honey for baking recipes.
Put pasta sauce in a strainer to remove water to make pizza sauce.
If you live in the US, you can use optoutprescreen.com, dmachoice.org, and donotcall.gov to opt out of most junk mail, spam email, and spam calls.
If you find that your eggs are sticking to your lightly oiled pan, instead of adding more oil, try waiting for your pan to cool down before trying to remove the eggs. You can make the unsticking process go faster by cooling your pan down on a damp kitchen towel, but this may not be good for your pan.
Tape a headband to your graduation cap to keep it in place. Lots of people have been finding this helpful.
Have a velcro spot to prevent losing the remote.
Using a beater or mixer is the best way to shred chicken. My roommates think I’m an idiot, but it takes 10 seconds.
If you are messing with fiberglass insulation and get fiberglass all over yourself. Don’t use water, use a lint roller and it will pull the fiberglass out and off of your skin. Just roll where the fiberglass. Then proceed to shower.
A customer mailed this tube with a tongue depressor attached to it to prevent it from rolling around.
I don’t know who needs to see this but I keep empty paper towel/toilet paper packaging as intact as possible and use them for a garbage bag.
Foil knives are rubbish, use a vegetable peeler to remove foil from a wine bottle quickly.
Rip up junk mail and send it back with the included business reply envelope. The business gets charged per returned mail piece.
You only need a pizza saver and a knife.
After popping microwave popcorn, separate the opening of the bag just enough for the unpopped kernels to fall out. Shake upside down over the trash can.
Driver parks compact at the front of the parking space to avoid making people think it’s an empty space.
When you don’t have a Corkscrew.
Keep a 20 in your phone case for emergencies or exceptional customer service.
I cut open my disposable masks and take-off the twisted ties. They are stronger and longer than the average ones + it makes them easier to recycle.
Those springy hair ties break on you often? Don’t throw it away; they make amazing cable management ties complete with grip!
Use an old cupcake tray to organize your nuts and bolts when dismantling something (in my case, my car’s bumper).
Sort your cutlery as you load the dishwasher to make unloading so much easier!
Some vacuums have a slot for scissors to cut out hair etc.
