Most of us are, slowly but surely, getting rid of old incandescent bulbs and replacing them with LEDs and CFLs. If you have a few of those old bulbs lying around still and need a use for them, Instructables user ShakeTheFuture has a bunch of ways to repurpose them beyond throwing them away.

Video: Whether you're a pro or an amateur, pack a plastic bag in your bag with your camera the next time you go out to take pictures. This video features five great reasons why you should, including the old rain protection trick and a beautiful soft, weathered effect for your photos.

Owning a SodaStream is awesome, especially if you're a carbonated water lover (and I am). Shelling out for those proprietary tanks and refills though, knowing that cheaper CO2 is widely available, isn't. Luckily, it's not difficult to hack your SodaStream and save a ton of money.

Some headphone makers put a lot of effort into their packaging. Don't throw away that plush, attractive case. With a little DIY effort, you'll have the coolest, most functional wall mount for your headphones that also keeps them out of the way.

You've probably guessed that a plastic bag can protect your DSLR camera in the rain or snow. But there's a proper way to use it, as photographer Benjamin Jaworskyj shows in the video above.

Unless you're using the whole carton, eggs can be tricky to handle in the kitchen, rolling around on your counter top. Here's a simple trick to keep one in place until you need it: Put it on an inverted bottle cap.

We've discussed several ways to bring a garden into a small space, but this method is particularly interesting. Just grab some old window screens, scrap wood, a couple of hinges and a screwdriver, and of course your herbs and pots.

PVC pipe is useful for lots of things and YouTuber Specific Love has a series of PVC hacking videos. This is just one of them. All of the PVC you'll see here is super cheap at the hardware store.