If you’re a shower shaver you can banish rust rings created from the bottom of your shaving cream can by recycling an old stubby holder into a can wrap.
Bathtubs aren’t exactly easy to replace, so many of us are stuck with deeply stained models. When standard or natural cleaners, like grapefruit and salt, fail to get at the grime, try a can of oven cleaner for mercenary grime elimination.
A luxurious soak in the bathtub is that much better when you can sink all the way up to your chin. Use Deep Water Bath to override the overflow valve and get extra inches of water in the tub.
If you’re looking to give your home a little boutique flair — DIY felted soap bars are surprisingly easy to make.
If you have a heavy leak in your toilet, it’s easy to diagnose — the faint sound of the toilet tank constantly replenishing is a dead give-away. What about a slow leak? Diagnose it with food colouring.
Sick of trying to clean soap crud out of the built-in crevice in your bathroom? Don’t even have that option? IKEA Hacker highlights an easy-to-make soap stand constructed from a candlestick and a pie dish.
Towels would seem to be such a utilitarian object that they could never need any sort of optimisation. As your towels age however, their absorbency decreases. Boost them back to their glory days with this simple hack.
