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Links to Third Party Sites
- YouTube – Household Hacker
- YouTube – Food Life Hacks
- YouTube – Crazy Russian Hacker
More Hacks
- Chip bag – no bowl – bit a hole in the face of the bag and tear a spiral until you have a bowl
- No charcoal? chips work here too. Light and use a a substitute for charcoal. Finishes quickly though.
- Corn chips are more along the lines of petro chemicals, so if you need something to start a fire on your camping trip, try Doritos.
- Sterilize your sponges by putting a damp sponge into the microwave for two minutes
- CD Case – Use for transporting bagels
- Website for using leftovers – www.MyFridgeFood.com
- Repair scratches on a table:
– Rub with a walnut – get all of the oils into the crack
– Rub the oils in with your finger
– Clean with a soft cloth - Elevator – Easter Egg – Close and your floor at the same time – Straight up
- Nervous – Chew gum – Body has nothing to fear or wouldn’t be eating
- Use a dab of honey for pimples or a cut. Use toothpaste for a bee sting.
- Slow sink ? Use a toilet plunger
- When buying a used car, NEVER pay the asking price on a car lot. Have a price in mind, but start at about 20% lower than what they are asking. Find a couple of flaws, or some things you don’t like about the car. Also, carry cash to the lot, and they will start foaming at the mouth. Don’t be afraid to walk away – also don’t fall prey to their guilt trips.
- Coffee Filters – Use for pinch pots or splatter guard in microwave
- Lock screen on phone or iPad – “if found, please return to”
- V to keep waxed paper or saran wrap roll in dispenser
- Bagel freshener – wrap in wet paper towel and microwave 15 seconds
- Juice bottle for power failure – See tip and picture this website
- Book: How to Rebuild the world from scratch by Lewis Dartnell
- Separating eggs: Put all eggs into a bowl, then use a water bottle. Squeeze, touch yolk, release.
- Dicing an avocado for guacamole: Halve the avocado and remove the pit. Push into a cross hatch bread rack.
- Cutting a Kiwi: Halve the kiwi and scoop out meat with a soup spoon.
- Pitting a strawberry: Use a (firm) soda straw. Push through the tip and shove up to the leaves.
- Peeling Garlic: Cut the entire head around the “equator” and put them both face down. Smack it with your cleaver.
- Use a spice grinder to make your own rice flour or bean flour
- Cut a hole in the plastic top of your spaghetti storage container to get the right amount every time.
- Dip your hot skillet bottom into batter for a perfectly formed crepe
- Place a wooden spook across your pot to prevent boil-overs
- Use binder clips to help keep cables organized
- Fix wobbly furniture by gluing a penny to the bottom of one of the legs
- Eat your hamburger upside down. The tops are more durable.
- Use a n emptied chap stick tube to hold your emergency money
- Use a needle nosed pliers to hold your nail to get it started
- To help clean your microwave, boil 1 C water for 5 minutes. The steam loosens everything.
- Use a can opener to cut open some ridged plastic packaging
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