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30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products add salt to your hand wash to get gasoline smell off

Love,

Dad

bloodflart , Francesco Alberti Report

Final score:

320points

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mcborge1 3 years ago

And salt (or suger) mixed with washing up liquid is great for getting machine oil off your hands.

55points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products I carry a garlic press in my purse so that when I'm out at a restaurant I can make a small amount of baby food out of any steamed vegetable.

crinnaursa , Jakub Sisulak Report

Final score:

305points

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Skull in Sky 3 years ago

This one is so unexpected!

125points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products As a mechanic, a flat-head screwdriver is a pry-bar, package opener, square-head (Robertson) screwdriver, hose-pick, a punch, test-lead, electrical bridge, scraper, chisel, and least importantly, a flat-head screwdriver.

newzer0kanada , Connie Posites Report

Final score:

297points

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Xottel 3 years ago

I inherited some kind of multi-purpose tool from my grandpa. It's basically a flat steel on a handle and became one of my favourite tools within days.

33points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Corn starch is a good blood coagulant if you need to stop bleeding

drdoom , kalaya Report

Final score:

250points

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Elsker 3 years ago

like, just rub some on a wound?

51points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Clean mascara wands are used in animal shelters to soothe the animals by brushing, and to remove fly eggs and larva from fur.

Drink-my-koolaid , Pxhere Report

Final score:

239points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Should I donate my old mascara brushes?

68points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products If you have a landline telephone, the dial tone is a concert F.

By holding the phone to your ear and your finger on the first fret of the first string of your guitar (for example) you can use the dial tone as a reference pitch and accurately tune up without a tuner

KnitBrewTimeTravel , Keith C Report

Final score:

234points

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NsG 3 years ago

Now this is a random extra use I didn't see coming!

89points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Coffee grounds are quite versatile. Among other things, you can use them for:

A soil additive to improve the pH balance for plants

Place them in a refrigerator to neutralize odors

Scour pots and pans

De-icing your steps and driveway

An ant repellent

An exfoliating scrub for your skin

DeathSpiral321 , thena Lam Report

Final score:

224points

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sturmwesen 3 years ago

Coffee grounds help against bad smells in cars

43points

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Hair conditioner as shaving cream

RobynRuLo , Supply Report

Final score:

200points

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Zoe's Mom 3 years ago

Yup, been there and it works.

81points

#10

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Any kind of cooking oil will easily get pine sap off of your hands. Just use it like soap.

OxfordBombers , Roberta Sorge Report

Final score:

185points

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Ariel 3 years ago

Good for getting sap off dog fur too if you rub it in for a few minutes.

35points

#11

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products I wrap those thick rubber bands (you know the ones that come around broccoli crowns) around tight jar lids to make them grippy and easy to undo.

CLNA11 , Harry Somers Report

Final score:

174points

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Elsker 3 years ago

this is neat to. But what works great woth jars for me: sticking a tableknife or back of a teaspoon between the edge of the lid and just twist it a little to break the vacuum, and then you can twist of the lid easily.

52points

#12

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Blue Dawn dish soap works really well on clothing stains.

PresidentSuperDog , amazon Report

Final score:

173points

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Warloew Brinn 3 years ago

I spent years in the Marina Industry and it works really well for zipping people down water slides as well.

49points

#13

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Vagisil for chafing. It's antibacterial, lubricating, and an anesthetic. I learned that in the army

Churonna , Harry Somers Report

Final score:

171points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

You can learn a lot of things in the army ;)

41points

Mystic_Squirrel , Caroline Attwood Report

#14

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Vinegar is amazing. It can be used as a cheap household cleaner, refresh the coffee maker, and it can cure foot fungus and jock itch.

Final score:

166points

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H Edwards 3 years ago

Please note that this refers to white vinegar (white wine or cider vinegar can work too) and definitely NOT balsamic like the picture. I use diluted vinegar with a few drops of essential oil as a spray for the garbage bin, and you can put it in the washing machine to get rid of musty smells in clothes. I always have a massive jug of white vinegar in the house, it's very useful. Oh, and for cleaning glass.

222points

#15

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Your library card can do a lot more than let you borrow books.

It allows you to take free courses on Lynda, or learn a language, and even stream movies. A lot of libraries also have video game rentals, which a lot of people don't know about.

-eDgAR- , Sarah Report

Final score:

166points

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Skull in Sky 3 years ago

This one is highly region dependent sadly.

127points

#16

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Bottom shelf cheap VODKA.... Put it in a spray bottle and squirt in on your bathroom walls to kill mold, squirt it on clothes to remove any odors, use it to clean mirrors, glass, windows.

Squeaks23 , Dmitry Karyshev Report

Final score:

165points

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Skull in Sky 3 years ago

If you do put vodka on clothes, you will smell like vodka. Is that a win?

46points

#17

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Peroxide gets blood stains out

dovesandravens , foodless Report

Final score:

156points

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Karina Henschel 3 years ago

baking powder does the job as well. had some bad blood stains on my favourite pants due to bleeding while pregnant. when I came home after an emergency c-section I restored said pants the their former glory. but you have to put it in cold water beforehand.

45points

#18

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Liquid Laundry detergent glows under blacklights but is clear under normal light. You can dip a qtip in some detergent and draw/write on your walls and only see it with a blacklight on. Different brands glow different colors. Lots of fun in dorm rooms.

SWtoNWmom , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

155points

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Lisa Bond 3 years ago

Reminds me of vintage black light posters, lava lamps & strobe lights.

30points

#19

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Scissors make for an excellent pizza cutter

elenapng , fifa ltec112 Report

Final score:

151points

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Burs 3 years ago

I actually prefer to use them. You have more grip and control, with the pizza cutter I always make a mess

40points

#20

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products WD 40 removes old adhesives from any thing with out damage or staining or discoloration

kwtransporter66 , ajay_suresh Report

Final score:

148points

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Flisey 3 years ago

Removes crayon from walls without ruining the paint

54points

kaycee14 3 years ago

Former preschool teacher here- the first thing to use on crayon marks is dry tissues. That removes the wax, and any remaining color can be removed by most household cleansers.

13points

IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago (edited)

You can remove tar, tree sap, and bird poop from car and truck exteriors. Shines the leaves on your artificial plants. Removes crayon from walls, carpet, toys, plastic, compressed wood furniture, shoes, and from your dryer (just unplug it first!). Helps clean gunk and scuff marks off your ceramic floors. Shine and remove fingerprints from stainless steel appliances. Lubricates squeaky drawers, doors, and small rolling toys. Keeps garden tools rust-free plus helps clean them. Removes ink from carpet, leather, and other fabrics. Protects wrought iron like outdoor furniture from rust Cleans and polishes gold and brass. Helps remove adhesive from price tags, labels, and stickers. Keeps metal surfaces from rusting Keeps hose ends from corroding Lubricate your DIY tools or prevent saw blades and tools from rusting, plus loosen rusty nuts and screws. Lubricates doggie doors Removes gum stuck to walls, concrete, shoes, and floors. Coat outside pipe during winter to help prevent freezing damage pipe bursts. Removes wax from vinyl surfaces. Penetrates rusted parts so you can remove rusted nails. Helps camouflage scratches in linoleum, ceramic tile, and counter-tops. Remove candle wax or glue from carpet Remove old duct tape and its residue. Cleans and softens paintbrushes. Loosen stubborn zippers (just be careful around the clothing!). Keep bugs at bay. Spray WD-40 on window sills, etc to keep spiders and bugs out.

16points

Mark Sanders 3 years ago

Cures cancer. . . .

0points

SCamp 3 years ago

This entire thread could be dedicated to what WD40 can be used for

5points

Paula Swanson 3 years ago

WD-40 has over 100 uses....when I find a situation that I can't move something, clean something, slide, erase or whatever..I get the WD and give it a go....No staining...can't hurt anything. Latest thing I found is how great it removes hard water marks.

3points

d bradley 3 years ago

wipe down your stainless steel fridge and it will look new again. lots of paper towels will help

2points

Daune Tullina Premium 3 years ago

It will also remove grease stains from clothing and dried grease from dish and cook wares

2points

Layla Corman 3 years ago

Dry cleaners use this on SO MANY stains!

1point

Paul C. 3 years ago (edited)

A guy I know who is a double glazing fitter uses it to wipe over newly fitted doors. It cleans them and puts on a thin film of protection. It also cleans up older double glazed doors, especially good on faded black ones.

1point

will thor 3 years ago

so will goo gone

1point

Claudia Dugral 3 years ago

But it's not available where I live.

0points

jk nbt 3 years ago

if you write something with a permanent ink marker on a painted surface with writing on it, wd40 will take off the permanent ink writing without destroying what it is written on

1point

Kat 3 years ago

One of the most useful things ever...

1point

Human #1,232,867 3 years ago

WD40 is a magic product for many usage; you haveto buy them by the dozen! (Available here for example Amzn.to/3ahK1Il) It's not just a lubricant.

1point

2WheelTravlr 3 years ago

It's actually not a lubricant. It's a water dispersant.

4points

ShadowLand 🇨🇦 3 years ago

This I did know. It also removes permanent marker. I used it to clean up old NES games and consoles.

1point

Yort 3 years ago

Rubbing alcohol also works on permanent marker.

1point

SelkieBlackfysh 2 years ago

Oh cool. Gonna try this to remove the labels from my liquor bottles.

0points

Maria Mendez 3 years ago

I use it to polish my brother's copper headstone

0points

moeless 3 years ago

WD-40 and a huge amount of scrubbing. Try something like brake cleaner. Glue dissolves and can be wiped away.

0points

CharliAnn Olney 3 years ago

WD40 has almost a whole book of miraculous things it does!

0points

Russell Bowman 3 years ago

Can make running shoes and hiking boots water (rain/dew) repellant ... mind you not waterproof.

0points

KellyO 3 years ago

AND it smells awesome!

0points

jpaul 3 years ago

wouldn't use it on my books.. xD

0points

Claudia Dugral 3 years ago

WD 40 is Master!

0points

Aeon Flux 3 years ago

Lighter fluid is good for price stickers that won't cleanly unpeel.

0points

Jo Chrisco 3 years ago

And it removes latex paint from skin

0points

XSpooky_Mint 3 years ago

Also good for getting rid of wasp nests

0points

Colin Matthews 3 years ago

Good for revitalising window wiper blades on cars

0points

Janice Blaufox 3 years ago

I used to spray it on the pistons and engine of my 240Z which hated the wet and damp weather. Started right up.

0points

Rachel Connot 3 years ago

Removes grease stains from demin too

0points

GlitterQueen541 3 years ago

lighter fluid is good for this too.

0points

Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

A friend's husband is a diesel mechanic. She washes his overalls with Lysol to get all the grease out.

0points

Thomas Sweda 3 years ago

Even from the boob holding tape?

0points

Anapv 3 years ago (edited)

Not safe to use on your skin, so no

0points

#21

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Use vet wrap instead of sports tape. It's basically the same thing but much less expensive.

bgharambee , Karen Report

Final score:

144points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Use it for fingertips so less slippery and protection when having chemo and your finger tips are sensitive.

41points

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#22

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products If you have a French press for coffee, you can also froth milk in it after. Pour in hot milk and raise and lower the plunger until the volume of the milk has about doubled.

ThatIndianBoi , Izzy Rivi Report

Final score:

140points

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Skull in Sky 3 years ago

If you happened to buy the toy for frothing milk Ikea sells, you will do much better if you take quarter cup of milk, heat it for 10s on 800W in microwave and then froth it. (the milk does froth at about 40°C because the proteins start changing their shape and actually allow longer strands that are necessary to make the structure last.

35points

#23

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products put a somewhat thick layer of vaseline on the skin around your hairline and ears and neck when dying your hair. if you accidentally get dye on your skin, you can easily wipe it off.

[deleted] , Kai Hendry Report

Final score:

135points

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Nugua Nugua 3 years ago (edited)

My hairdresser always does this, for people who get perms too.

40points

#24

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Keep a bag of cat litter in the trunk of the car, in case you need extra traction if you get stuck in ice or snow.

Back2Bach , Rain Rabbit Report

Final score:

131points

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Allen Lavine 3 years ago

Plus it covers the smell of dead body

180points

#25

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Bleach to keep away cockroaches. I used to get big ass cockroaches in the summer that came up my drain.

My exterminator told me to pour 1 cup of bleach down my drain each week. You have to pour it down the drain in the room you see them. I started 18 months ago and haven't seen a cockroach since.

(Don't do this if you have a septic tank)

moochello , Sarah Report

Final score:

117points

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Zoe's Mom 3 years ago

This is really bad for the water ways.

80points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#26

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products If you have a highlighter that's dying, take the "pen" part of it out of the casing and soak it in nail polish remover. It will revitalize it to working like new

llcucf80 , Mitchell Luo Report

Final score:

105points

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Skull in Sky 3 years ago

this will work only when the highlighter has dried out and the pigments are still in it. If you do use it out and do try this, it will eventually stop highlighting.

39points

#27

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Any cooking oil is a great way to remove the residue from stickers.

Idk if this is recommended but if you get scratches on wood furniture I've always taken a matching washable marker, colored over the scratch, and then wiped it with a damp cloth (to effectively stain the wood back to match).

Underratted , Eric Astrauskas Report

Final score:

93points

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

I use sharpies on wood scratches. They come in lots of colors, and if you're quick, you can still wipe away excess to get a nice blend. They're permanent, so there's no need to worry about it coming off on people's hands or washing away.

27points

#28

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Makeup remover wipes are really good at getting bike chain grease off your hands.

Leucippus1 , Katya_Ershova Report

Final score:

88points

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Pau Tea 3 years ago (edited)

To be honest, make-up remover wipes would be a very unlikely item I would have around when needing to remove bike chain grease.

55points

#29

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products A jeweler's loupe can double as a macro lens for your cell phone.

[deleted] , Thirteen Of Clubs Report

Final score:

82points

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mcborge1 3 years ago

I used to have one of these for examinig electronics, I lost it ages ago and I need to get another one.

5points

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#30

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Shaving foam reducesstops misting on bathroom mirrors and car windows.

wirral_guy , Tarah Dane Report

Final score:

80points

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White Paper Tsuru 3 years ago

Also good for when you have a really sticky poop that you just CANNOT get off no matter how many passes you make with TP. Pop some cream on your TP, lather it around and prepare for a much easier job. Even works with hairy butts. (The only reason I needed to know this is because I'm a nurse and I wipe a lot of butts!)

99points

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Clear nail polish:

Prevent skin going green from brass

Permanently stop fabric from fraying

Same goes with yarn

Seal paint

The $2 quick dry stuff is the best for me.

PsyseoninPrizein Report

Final score:

21points

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Kay blue 3 years ago

Used to carry nail polish in my school bag as I would frequently snag my tights, one dab would stop a ladder getting longer.

27points

#32

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Use salt as an abrasive and absorber when cleaning. I spray my stove top with a general household cleaner then sprinkle salt liberally over the top. It gets grease out easily.

For liquid stains like wine, I pour salt over the stain to soak up excess liquid then come through with hydrogen peroxide. Finally I get absorbent towels and dab clean it.

fopeo , Joanna Bourne Report

Final score:

20points

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Skull in Sky 3 years ago

For the love of god, don't believe anyone saying anything about salt and burns. (like right next to my comment). I've been with a girl who has made me a tea into glasses that weren't for hot liquids, it shattered on her and she's had boiling water on her jeans. I was half asleep when that happened but the sound woke me up. I've got her (still in shock somewhat) to rush into shower and pour cold water over it (and take her jeans off). There's been her alternative aunt who made her stop and made a stupid flour, egg or something mixture in the meantime to "cool" it when they went to the hospital. It's been confirmed by the doctors that she'd be 100% less burnt and wouldn't even have a scar if she had an ice bag in a towel on her leg during transit instead. 5°C water takes off way more heat than salt. Freezing things make water condense on them. That means that your skin is in contact with a wet surface. Far better than salt that drains the water out instead.

28points

#33

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Toilet seat covers are the same as blotting paper for oily skin.

wurstbrot_royal , aliexpress Report

Final score:

16points

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KatHat 3 years ago

Toilet seat covers are RIDICULOUS. If there's visible ick on the seat - DON'T SIT THERE. If there's invisible ick on the seat, do you really think a piece of thin paper, which is like a loose fishing net to a virus or bacteria, is going to do a damn thing?! Either way, NO SEAT COVER NEEDED. Just another way to get us using paper products all the damn day, many of which are STILL made from old-growth forests.

18points

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#34

Q-tips to clean your keyboard

darkslayer_53 Report

Final score:

16points

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sturmwesen 3 years ago

Turn it around, hit it softly, use a moist once folded paper towel. Q-tips are often too wide.

12points

#35

30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products Kinesiology tape to hold up your boobs when your outfit is too revealing for a normal bra. I used a few strips of tape under my wedding dress, and my girls were good to go the entire day and night.

sharkysoup , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

16points

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TheAnimalLady 3 years ago (edited)

KINESIOLOGY tape is a special stretchy "sport injury" tape. But for the love of God, DON'T use the Duct Tape pictured🙀🙉😱

61points

#36

Pickle juice can assist the ph balance in your stomach. This means when out drinking, if your stomach starts to feel queezy take a shot or two of pickle juice... why vomit when you’re out having fun?

On a side and probably more relevant note, pickle juice is essentially the OG Gatorade. If you need to replace electrolytes or simply feel a bit dehydrated, drink some pickle juice and then some water

Christonya Report

Final score:

16points

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Kanuli 3 years ago

Nitpicky I know: It is always pH. pH is even written like this at the beginning of a sentence, by the way. It is a constant an thus always written small p (potentia) H(Hydrogenii).

15points

#37

Plastic fruit cups are great seedling pots.

WaxyWingie Report

Final score:

9points

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Nugua Nugua 3 years ago

No idea what plastic fruit cups are, but I would suggest egg cartons.

34points

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What do you think ?

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Terilee Bruyere 3 years ago

Is this loading up weird for anyone else?

41points

Thomas Rudd 3 years ago

Me too

15points

Lee Macro 3 years ago

When you say weird you mean not at all??

6points

Lady of the Mountains 3 years ago

yeah this is weird how did this get to the top of the feed?

2points

BooduhCookie 3 years ago

I feel like a Rick Astley video is going to pop up suddenly

22points

Coffeecat 3 years ago

And I will belt out the song in full swing

2points

Pink Rose 3 years ago

OMG boredpanda has been HACKED

18points

Adam Löfgren 3 years ago

I feel like I got scammed here, never thought you would do this to me Bored Panda 🥺

7points

Skara Brae 3 years ago

Maybe reddit posted this to get some traffic back from BP.

5points

NsG 3 years ago (edited)

Slightly amusingly, because of how the screen refreshes, I reckon I've probably seen at least four of these hacks just from the main page. Unfortunately, I don't have the patience to keep refreshing until I get to all 37.

4points

NsG 3 years ago

So far I've seen "cooking oil gets pine sap off your hands", "makeup remover wipes also remove bike chain grease off your hands", "adding salt to handwash removes the smell of gasoline", and "toilet seat covers are like blotting paper for oily skin" (unused, I hope, but without the full article we may never know...)

4points

NsG 3 years ago

Now adding "a French press for coffee also froths milk", and "Vinegar is amazing - household cleaner, refreshes coffee maker and cures foot fungus" (yuck! Watch which order you do this in!)

2points

NsG 3 years ago (edited)

Just got a few more - "peroxide gets blood stains out" (worrying!), "hair conditioner as shaving cream", and "Coffee grounds are versatile - for plant pH and fridge odours" (any one else notice that a lot of these are to do with smells or grease?)

2points

snipergun 3 years ago

Hacked again... I'm not a fan of that.

3points

boredkitten 3 years ago

I came to see those hacks, where are they? :(

3points

Viv Justviv 3 years ago

What do I think about this recipe? Disappointed - I thought I was going to learn some life hacks from this "recipe" & instead the page wouldn't display anything but "Did you make this recipe?, etc."

3points

Emma Byrne 3 years ago

This one's broken.

3points

Human #1,232,867 3 years ago

My best finding is that a cheap Amzn.to/3Forcl3 works super good on removing tree resin after using my hedge trimmer. Nothing can beat that.

2points

~𝒞𝒶𝓂𝒷𝓇𝒾𝒶~ 3 years ago

Wth is going on

2points

Elise Hansen 3 years ago

what going on?

2points

Marco Conti 3 years ago

Very informative. Who knew?

2points

Aroace tiger (any pronouns) 3 years ago (edited)

What happened?? Bp is broken edit: it's fixed lol

2points

Angie Taylor 3 years ago

OPEN UP DARN YOU

2points

Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

They've gone missing!

2points

mph seti 3 years ago

Thank you for not calling these "hacks". I hate that use of the word "hack" so much...

0points

Agnes Jekyll 3 years ago

My favourite is baby powder to remove grease stains on your clothing. Just jump it on the grease before you wash and it takes it right out.

0points

RandomBeing 3 years ago

Oh good the article finally sorted itself out :)

0points

David Jones 3 years ago

Saliva works for removing blood stains.

0points

That_One_Harry_Potter_Nerd 3 years ago

I found a really great video that has a few of these tips and more in it. I’ve used a bunch of them. https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ

0points

Lovin' Life 3 years ago

Some interesting tidbits of information but some just sound dangerous

0points

Bacony Cakes 3 years ago

What the f*ck did just happen here?

0points

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Terilee Bruyere 3 years ago

Is this loading up weird for anyone else?

41points

Thomas Rudd 3 years ago

Me too

15points

Lee Macro 3 years ago

When you say weird you mean not at all??

6points

Lady of the Mountains 3 years ago

yeah this is weird how did this get to the top of the feed?

2points

BooduhCookie 3 years ago

I feel like a Rick Astley video is going to pop up suddenly

22points

Coffeecat 3 years ago

And I will belt out the song in full swing

2points

Pink Rose 3 years ago

OMG boredpanda has been HACKED

18points

Adam Löfgren 3 years ago

I feel like I got scammed here, never thought you would do this to me Bored Panda 🥺

7points

Skara Brae 3 years ago

Maybe reddit posted this to get some traffic back from BP.

5points

NsG 3 years ago (edited)

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NsG 3 years ago

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