Here Are The Most Creatively Genius Ways To Hide Ugly Stuff In Your House. #12 = Brilliant. Keeping your house clean and tidy can do wonders for the mood of everyone that lives inside.
Nothing is worse than wading through a disorganized pile as you’re trying to get through your house. Luckily, these genius tips will help cut back on the clutter. Whether your hiding eyesores or just trying to keep your electronics organized, these awesome tips will help you out. 1.) Keep your dog’s food and water in a drawer that you can hide when company is over. 2.) (Be careful not to block the airflow, though.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) Ecoduct bridge. How to Use LEGO in Practical and Creative Ways - Cool Uses for LEGOs. Since 1949, LEGOs have been a part of our lives, making walking barefoot through our children’s toy rooms a dangerous minefield.
(Studies will soon show that stepping on a LEGO brick while barefoot is the most painful thing a person can experience, second only to childbirth.) As of 2013, LEGO has produced 560 billion bricks, contributing to all of the amazing kits that have been built over the years, from Star Wars to Simpsons. LEGOs were made so that children could think outside of the box and build whatever their hearts desired.
So, it makes sense that some people came up with some pretty cool things you can build with LEGO: 1.) 2.) La Casita: Lydia’s Tiny House. If there is one thing about Lydia, it is that she is an inspirational person who gets things done.
She was just seventeen years old when she first heard about tiny houses. Then eighteen when she really started to obsess over them. Clearly a person who thinks about her future, at that young age (in 2008) she had already in earnest started saving money for a large project. All her savings were being tucked away without really knowing what she would be putting the money toward. Then in 2011 she bought Fencl plans from the Tumbleweed company and from there became committed to the idea of building, owning and living in her own tiny house. In early spring of the following year Lydia had saved the $30,000 dollars that it would cost her to build tiny house La Casita, and the project was started. 27 Incredibly Creative Print Ads You'll Love. With how often each of us are online or using our mobile phones, you would think that print advertising is an antiquated artwork that no one pays real attention to.
You’d be wrong, though. We found 27 of the most stunning or clever print ad campaigns out there. They are seriously impressive, even though they are completely static (unlike most of the ads we see online). THIS is advertising. 1. DIY Nail Hacks. 1 Remove Nail Polish Easily in Less Than Five Minutes Let’s face it, removing nail polish is a pain.
Here’s a quick and painless way to do it, all you need is a cotton ball and some acetone. Tear your cotton ball up into small pieces, and put acetone on your nails. Now place the pieces of cotton ball on your nails and leave them there for two minutes; when you pull the cotton ball pieces off, they will take your nail polish with them. Now do the same on your other hand and you’re done. 2 DIY Cuticle Care The health of your cuticle is directly linked to the health of your entire nail, make this amazing DIY cuticle treatment with only olive oil and cocoa butter.
9 Common Clichés That Are Totally Untrue. 1.
Money doesn’t buy happiness. Whoever coined this phrase clearly never lived paycheck to paycheck. While there might be some truth to it, the lack of money certainly causes unhappiness. It’s hard to “live life to the fullest” and “savor every fleeting moment” like you’re supposed to when you’re barely making enough money to put off-brand food on the table every night. The fact of the matter is, it costs money to go places with your friends. 2. In my own personal life, I’ve seen karma fail miserably. 3. 31 Impossibly Fun Wedding Ideas. DIY Nail Hacks. This Awesome Urn Will Turn You into a Tree After You Die. “After you die, do you want your body to feed worms or to feed squirrels?”
Asks the team behind the Bios Urn — a product by Spanish design studio estudimoline — that enables you, your loved ones, or your pets to be buried in a life-assuring kind of way by transforming their ashes into a tree. “Bios Urn changes the way people see death, converting the 'end of life' into a transformation and a return to life through nature. [It is] a smart, sustainable, and ecologically friendly way to approach what’s, probably, one of the most important moments in human life.”
The Urn is 100% biodegradable, made of coconut shell, compacted peat, and cellulose. It has two parts — a top capsule for the seed, and a bottom part for the ashes. The Urn is manufactured both for people and for pets; it can be used with ash saved from another urn, and it doesn’t expire.