Fasten a couple emergency blankets to the top of your tent this summer. Reflects the sun and keeps you cooler!4yr ⋅ whoanellie418 ⋅ r/lifehacks
This might seem stupid, but for anyone who’s had the pleasure of dealing with Doordash’s automated support system, with seemingly no way to contact a live person. Just type “help”.1yr ⋅ chucks97ss ⋅ r/lifehacks
When making ice cream cones for the kids (or yourself) put a marshmallow at the bottom before adding ice cream. It stops any drips that may leak out from the bottom of the cone... and you have an extra treat at the end.5yr ⋅ RIPJ4WZ ⋅ r/lifehacks
How can I fix this shoe when one side - left bottom - is worn out more than the other?2yr ⋅ ant-wife ⋅ r/lifehacks
Cat won’t leave you alone while working from home? Try a decoy laptop3yr ⋅ NyangNyangAT ⋅ r/lifehacks
I created a facebook group ‘ReducedFoodLondon’ basically showing reduced food in London. It went viral, got covered by the Londonist. Now we have 3750 members (20 days) posting their cheap food finds. Insane, but it helps everyone save money in London 😁 in talks to work with supermarkets too4yr ⋅ Biggy-Travels ⋅ r/lifehacks
Life hack for people who don’t have a lot of storage space in their kitchens.1yr ⋅ Zedlol18 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Can’t rent a car because you’re under 20 and want to be able to drive short distances out of town? Get a UHaul truck3yr ⋅ Sub40IQ ⋅ r/lifehacks
Want to have epic sports footage, but can't afford a cameraman with drone You can always spin your Iphone on a string.5yr ⋅ hjalmar111 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Lifehack - Eat Sunflower seeds while vacuuming to make an easier cleanup5yr ⋅ -HopelessCynic- ⋅ r/lifehacks
This bar has a lighter hanging outside the door that you pull down when you need it!1yr ⋅ LessFish777 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Toss some peppermints in the blender and mix it into your hot chocolate4yr ⋅ comrade_rusty45 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Use the wire from chinese takeout containers to stop laundry detergent from dripping/leaking all over your appliances!4yr ⋅ tw272727 ⋅ r/lifehacks
YouTube's most replayed feature lets you quickly find where the sponsorship in the video ends1yr ⋅ Brutalonym ⋅ r/lifehacks
for peeps that struggle with finding a hair tie when u need one, I carry my water bottle everywhere and keep an extra tie on it even the bulky hair ties!!2yr ⋅ h0t_p0tat0s ⋅ r/lifehacks
Recently started to put binder clips on all my garbage cans. I no longer struggle with the bags constantly falling off the brim. 1mo ⋅ step207 ⋅ r/lifehacks
When I wind extension cords back onto the storage reel, I wrap it around my leg. The extra friction lets me wind the cord tighter1yr ⋅ OlderNerd ⋅ r/lifehacks
When keeping leftovers from chipotle, flip your container upside down, placing your food on the metal lid preventing the dish from becoming soggy and falling apart.3yr ⋅ CatgoesM00 ⋅ r/lifehacks
If you have a pack of bagels, use the hole in the bagel to stuff the open end of the packaging into to keep them fresh5yr ⋅ that_fellow_ ⋅ r/lifehacks
Keep taco shells from collapsing during the bake by putting them upside down on cookie sheet and not on their sides.4yr ⋅ abrakadaver ⋅ r/lifehacks
this is what my bedsheets from target came packaged in, now I have a matching organization basket in my closet 😄1yr ⋅ krisdduh ⋅ r/lifehacks
Bedside pocket from a cut-up pair of jeans: cut around sides and bottom of back pocket and straight up to the waist so you have a flap to tuck under the matress.5yr ⋅ D0ubtfulGuest ⋅ r/lifehacks
Put marks on your shower faucets so you can get the right temperature every time. Will save water as well1yr ⋅ grummanpikot99 ⋅ r/lifehacks
If your pantry is tight or you're going on holiday, use tic-tac boxes for your spices5yr ⋅ anotherstraydingo ⋅ r/lifehacks
my setup. milk mug in middle. cereal supply all around. keep adding the cereal to the milk in small batches. and at the end easy to consume the flavored milk too.2yr ⋅ hotmailist ⋅ r/lifehacks
This thing has been serving me since apple removed the headphone jack.6yr ⋅ neberku_geru ⋅ r/lifehacks
Hide some money behind your phone case or in battery compartment, just in case you ever forget your wallet.5yr ⋅ ExperimentalFun7 ⋅ r/lifehacks
I punch 3 holes inside the sealing rim of my paint can on the side I plan to pour out of to help with keeping your work area clean and wasting paint3yr ⋅ stinky_diver09 ⋅ r/lifehacks
When your headphones start to peel, use some adhesive tape to clean it.4yr ⋅ conversesnail ⋅ r/lifehacks
Nonslip Tools: When you're working on the roof, wrap rlubber bands around tools to help them stay put2yr ⋅ Kylde ⋅ r/lifehacks
Fruit fly infestation? Pour vinegar and a tiny bit of dish soap in a shallow dish/bowl and watch the little jerks drown.6yr ⋅ rumblingkitty ⋅ r/lifehacks
My attempt at Christmas, no money for a tree so I had to get creative. Gift wrap, packing tape and bows.4yr ⋅ Clownhooker ⋅ r/lifehacks
If you’re washing medicine cups in the flatware basket of your dishwasher, lock them in with spoons so they don’t flip over.11mo ⋅ slippinghalo13 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Hack born of frustration- my pencil will no longer roll off the table on to the floor breaking the tip.1yr ⋅ RexianOG ⋅ r/lifehacks
Use 4 PVC for super efficient wine storage. No glue or fasteners required.4yr ⋅ Sunstoned1 ⋅ r/lifehacks
If you drop a small item on the floor and can't find it, lay a flashlight flat on the floor and sweep it around the area. The low light angle will cast elongated shadows and make it easier to see small objects. [Cross-posted r/lifeprotips]2yr ⋅ GetOffMyGrassBrats ⋅ r/lifehacks
Not sure if this is common knowledge or not, but you should use the end of your vacuum cleaner to suck the dust from the head when finished4yr ⋅ thrashmash666 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Use a back light for perfect cuts with a guillotine paper cutter every time4yr ⋅ sbozeman3 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Mouse Pad Bean Grinder! Put a mouse pad under your coffee bean grinder. Super quiet!1yr ⋅ Rearrangioing ⋅ r/lifehacks
Put an ‘S’ on 2 of the short-side corners of our almost-square-but-not-quite blanket so I don’t have to figure it out each time I’m changing the sheets.4yr ⋅ -Myrtle_the_Turtle- ⋅ r/lifehacks
Remove fake drawer underneath the sink and install a paper towel holder4yr ⋅ abaganoush ⋅ r/lifehacks
When closing the lid on a squeeze bottle, squeeze it a little bit to let some air out. This will create a vacuum in the bottle. The next time you open it, air will suck in instead of push the contents out unexpectedly.6yr ⋅ MaxPower1177 ⋅ r/lifehacks
I packed my clothing like this for moving. It’s hung up so now all I have to do is cut the bag open.1yr ⋅ Toffutipunani ⋅ r/lifehacks
Not got a coin for a supermarket trolley? Use a round headed key instead!6yr ⋅ ReadyPlayer85 ⋅ r/lifehacks
I couldn’t find the right pre-made tie-rack for my new closet, and then a neighbor was throwing out this old baby crib.... super easy life hack for behind the closet-door tie storage, really easy & FREE. I cut off the ends with a miter box and used them for the wall-spacers.6yr ⋅ robinbiro ⋅ r/lifehacks
A sanding sponge makes an excellent foot file. The coarse/medium grit ones work best for me and are typically available at Dollar Tree or 99¢ Only3yr ⋅ S_A_R_K ⋅ r/lifehacks
Toothbrushes with suction pads are superb for changing recessed lightbulbs2yr ⋅ asdzxcqwepoi ⋅ r/lifehacks
Flyaway straps with extra button holes? Just flip and double button them!2yr ⋅ honey_bee77 ⋅ r/lifehacks
If you have a small closet, you can put a soda can tab on the hanger to save space. I also use it to keep my suit jacket and pants together4yr ⋅ WinInterrupter ⋅ r/lifehacks
If you don't want to forget something, put your keys with it. (No burrito left behind).5yr ⋅ trouble_bruin ⋅ r/lifehacks
Grapes in the Freezer for a quick and delicious way to relieve the summer heat.4yr ⋅ FiveMoo ⋅ r/lifehacks
Slide the plastic wrapper over your ChapStick wheel to keep it from turning in your pocket5yr ⋅ thriftyaf ⋅ r/lifehacks
In Japan they extend the use of Christmas trees by decorating them for Halloween.5yr ⋅ Toad223 ⋅ r/lifehacks
Life hack for shoes 👟 get a towel, damp it, place it in the front part of the shoe where the crease is then get a iron (put it on cotton mode first) and pass it where the crease is.5yr ⋅ anonimoog ⋅ r/lifehacks
Use chopsticks to trap the heat from the boiled water in your cup of instant noodles1yr ⋅ methodicalghostwolf ⋅ r/lifehacks
Put sugar (any kind) on the burnt area of your tongue. Try to hold it there until it dissolves. The relief will come in about 30 seconds. I have no idea why this works but my Grandma told me to do it when I was a kid and I been doing it since.1yr ⋅ So-Su-Mi ⋅ r/lifehacks
Tie some eucalyptus to your shower head. It will make an amazing scent with the steam.6yr ⋅ Mari1aAW ⋅ r/lifehacks
Tape the unique tool to the bottom of whatever you built to help yourself on move out day. This beats trashing the tool and prevents issues that can be caused by your tools already being packed up4yr ⋅ callmehgav ⋅ r/lifehacks
Encountered a jar I couldn’t open by hand, even with gripping pads. Oil filter wrench + gripping pad got it done.1yr ⋅ mpworth ⋅ r/lifehacks
Have a small bathroom with poor ventilation? Use a clothes hanger with clips to dry your towel and avoid mildew.8mo ⋅ xTrainerRedx ⋅ r/lifehacks
I've never learned to swallow pills/tablets, any easy way for me to swallow these with eas1yr ⋅ TopNewspaper2472 ⋅ r/lifehacks
A pencil pouch is a great way to keep your mask supply clean and neat in the car.2yr ⋅ PiercedGeek ⋅ r/lifehacks
If you have a sliding window with grooves, cut off the edges of the lid of a carton of eggs for a DIY birdfeeder2yr ⋅ KaiahAurora ⋅ r/lifehacks
I'm constantly losing the little shims that you put in the collar of a dress shirt to keep it from curling. So I keep old gift cards in my dresser, and if I can't find any, I just cut some new ones.6yr ⋅ ceadmilefailte ⋅ r/lifehacks
toddler pulled it down and I'm not in the market for a new set1yr ⋅ Successful-Name-7544 ⋅ r/lifehacks
