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10 Great Ways To Reuse Stuff You Might Otherwise Chuck Out Don’t have a funnel on hand? Snip off one corner of an envelope to turn it into a makeshift funnel for dried goods.
It doesn’t matter how clean you think you are, your stuff is bound to get a little stinky once in a while. That means your clothes, shoes, carpets, couches, and who knows what else. So what’s the best way to handle the stench? Let’s take a look.
This DIY project proves a bread box can be useful for more than just hiding bread. Conceal messy cords and the ugly power strip in this unusual charging station for all your gadgets.
Cutting up a bunch of cherry tomatoes doesn’t take that long, but if you want to speed up the process, food blog Well Done Chef recommends placing them between two lids and then slicing through them to cut all the tomatoes at once.
Need a pair of safety goggles for your next DIY project? Make has a simple way to create some out of a used soft drink bottle and an elastic band. Here’s what you’ll need.
Smartphone speakers aren’t very useful in a quiet room, and they’re basically pointless with any ambient noise. Use an empty vase or jug instead to amplify and direct the noise.
If you’re a heavy sleeper and have trouble waking up in the morning to your phone’s alarm, Redditor tribalwombat discovered you can boost its volume by sticking it in a drinking glass.
If you’re looking for some more tips to turn your boring apartment into a well-designed pad without spending a lot of money, try this cheap and easy way to add a little style to those plain department store picture frames you may have on your wall.
Pot lids are hard to store efficiently, especially when you have little cabinet space to begin with. Make use of unused space by storing pot lids under the cabinet, hung on hooks.
We’ve shared a lots of different ways to manage the cables under your desk, but Instructables user getgreg offers a simple solution that gives you super easy access to your power strip. All you need is a wire basket.
