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THIS Is What That Extra Shoelace Hole Is For! LifeHax. A Series Of Easy Tricks To Put Bathroom Products To Use  Thanks to this helpful video, I now know how to get even more money's worth out of my bathroom supplies.

A Series Of Easy Tricks To Put Bathroom Products To Use 

Everyone has their go-to supplies that they always have stocked somewhere in the bathroom, which is why implementing the tips in this video will be even easier. I can't wait to go home and test some of these out. I'm definitely going to use the razor trick on some of my older shirts; they're going to look so nice when I'm done. These tricks aren't the only things you can do to get the most out of what's in your bathroom.

She Rubs Chocolate On A Soda Can — A Survival Tip Everyone Should See - LittleThings.com. About Barbara DiamondSee more stories Barbara is a passionate writer and animal lover.

She Rubs Chocolate On A Soda Can — A Survival Tip Everyone Should See - LittleThings.com

She loves her rescue dog, drinking coffee while typing away on her computer, and indulging in some shameless reality TV. If you ever find yourself out in the cold wilderness without matches or a lighter, fear not — according to this video, it looks like you can still start a fire. Courtesy of Howcast, here’s a way to start a fire using everyone’s favorite tasty treat: chocolate! And I had no idea! Here are the step-by-step instructions: Rub chocolate on the bottom of the can.Wipe the chocolate off with a towel, cloth, or paper, rubbing and polishing as you wipe.Repeat this process several times until the bottom of the can shines.

*Warning: Do not eat the chocolate after it’s been in contact with the aluminum — the residue may be toxic. 75 of the Greatest Life Hacks - Tupperware Made Easier. Handy and Useful 1. 10 Life Hacks Every College Student Should Know. Ice Cream Hacks That Will Take Your Life to the Next Level. Tom Bryan. How to Start a Fire Without Matches. 16 Awesome Life Hacks That are So Simple. The best things in life are free.

16 Awesome Life Hacks That are So Simple

Not only that, but the best things in life can be made so much better with these easy life hacks. Anyone can pull these tricks off and, when you do, you’ll feel like a total champ. Not only that, but you’ll look like a champ. Check them out and start winning at life. 1. 2. 3. 4. Try it next time at wing night. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Here are 89 Life Hacks That Will Make Your New Year So Much Better. 10 Lifehacks from 100 Years Ago. In the late 1880s, cigarette manufacturers began inserting stiffening cards into their paper packs of cigarettes to strengthen the containers.

10 Lifehacks from 100 Years Ago

It wasn't long before they got the idea to put artwork, trivia, famous people, and pretty girls onto those cards, grouped into collectible series. The cards, which continued into the 1940s, are highly valuable now, with the most expensive (bearing the face of stringent anti-smoking baseball player Honus Wagner) selling for $2.8 million in 2007. In the 1910s, Gallaher Ltd of Belfast & London and Ogden's Branch of the Imperial Tobacco Co printed "How-To" series, with clever hints for both everyday and emergency situations. From steaming out a splinter to stopping a mad dog, these cigarette cards told you the smart way to handle many of life's problems. (Please note these cards were published a hundred years ago, when safety was not as popular a pursuit as it is now. 58 Everyday Things You Never Knew Had Names. The San Francisco Globe. Invisibility Cloak. How to Heat Your Room for 15 Cents a Day. Wanting to cut costs on the energy bill, especially now that temperatures are dropping for the season?

How to Heat Your Room for 15 Cents a Day

Economics may be one reason to seek more sustainable energy sources, but this inventive way to heat the house is also purely fascinating. Journalist, YouTuber, and boat owner Dylan Winter created his DIY heater using tea lights and placed inside a bread tin and covered with two ceramic flowerpots. This creative system uses the scientific principles of convection heat transfer and, according to Winter, can heat his home for around 8 hours a day. The tea lights are first put into a bread loaf tin and covered with a small upside-down flower pot. The hole in the top of the upside-down pot is covered with the metal casing leftover from one of the tea lights. This system works because the candles produce gases full of heated particles that are captured and channeled through the pots. One does not need a huge amount of money to invest in this economical heating method, either.

45 Cool Things Everyone Should Learn. You know what I love about the Internet?

45 Cool Things Everyone Should Learn

You can find courses, tutorials and lessons for almost anything – and many of them are free. Are you interested in learning to crochet or designing your own website but don’t know when you’ll have the time? Have you thought about taking up an instrument or learning to dance but can’t afford the cost of a class?