13+ Pics That Show Just How Clever People Can Be In A Pinch

Not only did they strap these house fans in, but they also used these Tupperware bins as air scoops.

This probably isn't street legal, but that's a problem for when you aren't feeling yourself cook in the middle of nowhere.

Rather than using Tupperware to direct airflow, they figured it would be a lot easier to just jam a snow shovel in here and use the handle to guide it.

However, it apparently gets a little easier in some parts of Europe thanks to ladder lifts like this one.

Sure, it only works for stuff that can fit through the window, but it still cuts down on a lot of moving back and forth.

Apparently, whether you see heroes or villains depends entirely on what angle you approach this mural from. After all, it's a matter of perspective to determine whether we can say we're dealing with a hero or a villain.

Granted, it's unclear how much weight the MacGyvered hook can actually support, but it's better than nothing for those situations where you've run out of hooks, but not enthusiasm.

Apparently, people in a similar situation have been able to make anything from this piece of pipe to cardboard coffee cups work.

As long as it can redirect airflow back to your windshield, it should do the job.

And apparently, all of these coats ended up being sold, so the incredible effort this must have taken seemed to pay off.

After all, when someone is fumbling with their kid's messy diapers, the last thought that tends to go through their heads is, "Boy, I can't wait for a part of my life where I have to do this again."

A nice toasted bun can certainly add to the experience and that's what this person saw the opportunity to do here.

That way, there's no additional flyer that customers might feel inclined to just throw away anyway. Pretty smart!

Although it's obviously seen better days and has a couple of minor spacing issues, it's a cute and colorful way to help kids remember their multiplication tables.

This time, the stairs have words of encouragement in each language known to be spoken in the city.

Granted, "We go high" doesn't quite mean the same thing as "forza, avanti" (a very powerful-sounding way of saying "go ahead" in Italian), but it's a neat idea all the same.

And all they had to do was stick a roll of tape to it to make that obvious. And there's a little room in this setup to spare, too.

That should at least fit a small coffee.

And so, to prevent any permanent messes on any of their footwear, they instead covered their feet in masking tape.

Duct tape is supposed to work too, but the results seem less sweaty this way.

Funnily enough, this little solution is probably better at keeping the phone in place than some of the holders that are actually designed for this purpose.

Whatever it is that happened to the shower head holder, it could apparently be seamlessly replaced by a potato masher.

Who knew?

After all, it sounds like the artist only needed enough material for one statue in order to make two.

That's some good thinking.

Not only were they able to keep the lawnmower running after attaching a wheelbarrow to it, but the barrow can actually dump from that position.

Pretty cool, honestly.

And in case you're wondering what the point of this is when you can just take off the cap, this apparently makes it easier for the uploader's four-year-old child to use.

When it's not strictly nine-to-five, things can get a little confusing and a little reminder of what day you actually woke up on could be helpful.

This way, it still doesn't have to do anything, but now it's helping people cross this stream just by sitting here.

Apparently, Geddy Lee from Rush also used to put washing machines on stage just so his side of the stage wouldn't look bare without amps because he plugged directly into the PA.

I'm a big believer in using my gum wrappers for this purpose, but it's not so easy to do that when you have one of those containers that just piles the pieces together.

At least, it wasn't.