People like to throw the term "lifehack" around for a lot of things that are, admittedly, pretty dumb. But every now and then, somebody shares a lifehack that's actually really good and useful, and kind of groundbreaking.
The lifehacks in this list are just like that. Maybe you know them, maybe you don't. But they'll at least make some parts of your life a little easier.
See, this is the kind of genius I can get behind. If you're trying to make more than one frozen pizza, there's no reason why they have to be cooked one at a time!
There are probably, like, a million ways to keep a cup steady on a couch when you don't have an end or coffee table around. But this one is honestly just really fun. Plus, you never don't have duct tape around, right?
I'm not even exaggerating when I say that this might be the smartest thing I've ever seen. No one wants to make a million trips from the car to the house! And this way, you're also not completely destroying your fingers.
See, this is also super clever! There's some science about how the moisture from the paper towel helps cool things quicker, but the bottom line is that you don't have to wait hours for cold drinks.
I swear, moms everywhere have the best, most innovative advice.
Putting ice next to or in front of a fan to make a room cooler is, like, a thing. But I've never seen it done quite like this. Smart!
Well, that's definitely one way to use a chair (in a way that isn't just sitting on it). I bet that provides a little bit of shade, too, depending on where the sun is.
See, there are so many ways to reuse the same Swiffer refill. And to be honest, you might as well. It means using less plastic and saving a little money.
Meanwhile, this is a pretty clever way to get out of buying a bunch of those pad refills for Swiffer mops. You could probably also use a cloth of some kind if you don't have a sock that's big enough.
Who would've thought that a fishing tacklebox would be the perfect size for an all-in-one snack box? I'm definitely going to keep this in mind for the next time I find myself at the beach.
One commenter added, "In developing nations, especially the agricultural areas with primitive infrastructure, they are taking soda bottles with water and a bit of bleach and installing them like skylights in homes. The diffusion of light acts like a light bulb and reduces the reliance on candles, which can cause fires."
What a cool idea!
I'm actually mad that I didn't think of this first. I bet it would be good for cookies and other rolled things, too!
Yup, that's pretty neat. It's one of those things that you don't think of but seems really obvious once somebody points it out. Now I know how to make pancakes without making a mess.
"Tie a big knot in the baggy, and pop it through the carabiner. It will get stuck on the thin end."
Simple yet effective. The best kind of lifehack.
This is a hack for a very specific person in the world. And by that, I mean a person who actually likes eating celery (but I'm sure it would work with other produce, too!).
Okay, this is a definite game-changer. Though there are still other pickpocketing methods that thieves use, this would keep someone from just sticking their hands in your bag pockets.
This is something everyone should know. Or at least, everyone who lives in a house surrounded by a lot of trees.
Yup, that's definitely going to work. And it'll be a little less effort than having to measure out an ingredient. Plus, you know exactly where to put the excess!
Sure, it may take the fun out of eating a Sloppy Joe (if you're into making a mess while you eat), but this is probably the better way to eat them.
"Breaker number, install date/s, paint dabs, etc., etc. etc. Often comes in handy down the road."
Yes, it will definitely come in handy down the road.
