For a quick hack to chill your beverage bottles wrap a wet paper towel around a room temperature bottle. Place it in the freezer and 15 minutes later you will have a cold beverage. Just don’t forget it in the freezer!
Improve Internet Searches with a Simple Trick
Internet searches can often result in pages upon pages of websites that aren’t exactly what you are looking for. To improve your search and condense the amount of content retrieved simply place a dash or minus sign immediately before the word that you would like to exclude from your search. If you are searching for a dessert recipe but don’t want recipes with lemons included, type “dessert recipes -lemon” in the search field.
DIY Christmas String Lights Organizer
Storing Christmas lights and other holiday string lights can be challenging. This season try a DIY organizing hack by wrapping your Christmas lights around a clothes hanger to prevent them from tangling. Next season you will have neat and organized string lights without the tangles and the mess.
Create Fuller Pillows With Oversized Inserts
If you want to achieve that full, overstuffed look when it comes to your pillows try using a pillow insert one size larger than the pillow case.
Use Vinegar and Baking Soda to Lift a Stain
Do you have stubborn stains on tile or other surfaces? Have you already tried scrubbing without any major success? This works amazingly for deep-set and stubborn stains on everything from porcelain to cloth. The major exceptions are wood and metal. Simply cover the stain with baking soda first and then pour on the vinegar to lift a stain. When the two cleaning ingredients combine, there will be an instant chemical reaction creating a strong foam that will lift even the toughest berry, ink, or coffee stains.
Problem solved!
Start Seeds in a Used Tea Bag
Get a head start on your spring garden by using this DIY seed starter hack. Make good use of your used tea bags by cutting a small slit in the bag and placing a few seeds among the damp tea leaves. Keep the tea bag moistened by misting occassionally until your seeds sprout and are ready for transplant.
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