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Creative Ideas for Every Household (11 pics)
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Nsibai
(13 Mar 2012 02:30) Total user comments:
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GENIUS ideas! Especially the spray sriracha sauce!
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nice!
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thx!!
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number one on the bottom is pretty freaking genius! Who likes to clean up a fridge? No one! Its a terribly long process and I definitely plan to do this for the new place we are moving into tomorrow, THANK YOU! also the safety cord knot works great, always do that at work :)
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Ok, how the hell do you measure .456 liters of water?
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Sorry, but the last one is wrong. When you do this, you stop the air movement needed to make the hotter air goes up to be cooled. Your fridge's engine will have to work harder to keep the temperature.
But the other ones ARE FANTASTIC!
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Beers
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(13 Mar 2012 11:18) Total user comments:
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Riiight, .456 L = 1 lb.
Or as the rest of us in the civilised world do it
1 L = 1 kg.
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I to am moving soon and #'s 1 & 9 are going to come in handy
the fridge in idea #1 appears to have solid glass shelves
can't imagine covering them in cling wrap would affect circulation
however I wouldn't try covering more traditional wire rack shelves
good call
regisk
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salsapopo
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great
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Bishkin
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am i being a tool but how do you run a necklace through a clothes hanger? Are my hangers different to everyone else's because they are just solid...
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lol
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Cord idea, best out!
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the cord is what i have been doing !
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Jimmy Johnson
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Except the thickness of sriracha sauce means the spray is weaker than the sauce should be. The solids that remain makes the sauce hotter than it should be.
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some of those are cool ideas
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tavaren
(25 Mar 2012 21:36) Total user comments:
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Hey #4
That's a straw not a clothes hanger.
What's the deal with the box of kleenex in #2 ???? random
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