Vinegar Natural Weed Killer Spray

Put vinegar in a spray bottle and spray on weeds in pavement/paver cracks.

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Rating: 18 (from 18 votes)

Organize T-Shirts Vertically to Make Finding Shirts Easy

Not into hanging your shirts in a closet? Finding the right t-shirt doesn’t need to entail digging through stacks and stacks of shirts in a drawer, making a huge mess in the process. Try folding your shirts and then place them vertically into the drawer. You’ll never have to dig for a shirt again.

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Rating: 18 (from 18 votes)

How to Make Your Own Wood Filler with Glue and Sawdust

Mixing sawdust from the wood you’re working on with wood glue makes an ideal wood filler.

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Rating: 16 (from 22 votes)

Stylishly Hide Your Router With an Old Book

Let’s face it, even the most svelte routers are ugly. This clever decor hack takes advantage of an old book you might have laying around (or you can pick one up at a used book store). Obviously, this should be a book you don’t mind destroying in the name of a more stylish home. For the step-by-step details on how to carve out the book and make your router look like it should be featured in a home design magazine, check out the source site.

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Rating: 16 (from 22 votes)

Use a Tennis Ball to Park the Car

Use a Tennis Ball to Park the Car

Have trouble judging how far to pull into the garage so you don’t hit the wall or stick out? Here’s an easy fix for that. Use a tennis ball to park the car. Well not literally, but as a parking guide in the garage. Park your car at just the right spot, then attach a tennis ball to some twine and hang it from ceiling so when you pull in, the tennis ball hits your windshield at that sweet spot of perfect parking.

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Rating: 16 (from 28 votes)

3-D Book Page Art

3-D Book Page Art

In this day and age of digital media, print is quickly losing its relevance. Instead of sending your much loved print titles to the landfill, why not make 3-D book page art out of them? It’s as easy as recycling an old frame and learning a little origami. For the project shown, I found a book page flower tutorial online and followed the instructions. I then painted the flower with milk paint and added gold for effect. Next, I framed an unaltered book page, then glued the flower to the page and voila! There are so many possible interpretations of this project. Why not create an origami bird instead of the flower, or frame a beautifully illustrated vintage book page without the 3-D origami?

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Rating: 16 (from 32 votes)