A few basic tools and a little sweat equity yield a stylish succulent planter from scrap wood cutoffs.
Mash Avocado Onto A Sandwich for a Healthy Mayo Alternative
Mayo isn’t for everyone, particularly if you’re counting calories and/or health conscious. It turns out mashing a little avocado into your sandwich is an ideal (and tasty) mayo alternative, with no culinary skills required!
How to Fix Sticking Wooden Drawers
Having a problem with sticking drawers? All you need is a white candle or piece of soap to undo this pesky issue which seems to plague our much loved antique chests and pre-slider dressers. Andrew from Hackables shows us its as simple as removing the drawers and rubbing inside the dresser frame, rail and drawer bottoms/sides with wax.
DIY Cleansing Baby Wipes, Natural Chemical Free
These DIY cleansing baby wipes are a great penny saver and hack for on the go! The basic ingredients are paper towel, water and a baggie. You can also recycle a baby wipe dispenser. Cut the paper towel into squares, or whatever size/shape works for you. Stack them in a pile to fit in baggie or dispenser, add a couple tablespoons of water to container/plastic baggie, then add paper towel. A drop of tea tree oil will inhibit mold growth. In the you will have them around longer than two weeks. You can also add a drop of liquid soap (such as baby wash or face cleanser) for added cleansing property and coconut oil for moisturizing.
Chicken Wire Hat Organizer How to, Easy DIY
The joys of chicken wire! This often overlooked raw material is much more versatile than just caging your hens in it. In fact, there is at least one museum in the United States entirely designated to the history of chicken wire. Our chicken wire hat organizer is also great for hanging jewelry and pretty much anything else you can think of. I suggest using a large old picture frame.
The example shown is 18 1/2″ x 22 1/2.” Obviously the larger the frame the more hats you can fit. Be sure to wear protective gloves when working with the chicken wire. Cut the wire to up to 1/2″ larger than the edge of inside the frame, secure it with nails on the back. I also used felt over the edges of wire and nail heads to protect the wall from scratches. I like to use old clothes pins to attach our trucker caps to the wire.
Crayon Candle Hack- Zombie Survival Tips
Survive the Zombie apocalypse, or just use this fun hack when you’re in a pinch! We found it on YouTube’s CrazyRussianHacker channel “Where safety is number one priority.” It is part of his Zombie Survival Series which is both educational and fun. It’s also a great camping hack when you have a three year old who likes to color with you! You can also use this crayon candle hack during a power outage.
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