This Guy Tests Viral Hacks So You Don’t Have To, Here Are 30 Of The Most Helpful Ones
Life hacks are supposed to make things easier for us, but when so many people and publishers are using the label just to farm clicks with their zero-effort content, we often grow frustrated just with the term alone.
So a guy named Andrew, who goes online by 'This Is Hack' has set out to test as many as he can. And he sounds like the right candidate for the job. "I'm a professional actor [and] I've studied hard for a long time to become one," he writes on his socials. "I used to work at a theater, played Holden Caulfield in 'The Catcher in the Rye' [as well as] Romeo in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet.' I've even had some parts in movies."
Continue scrolling to check out some of the life hacks he tackled in his spare time.
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Put a sheet of foil on your ironing board and there will be no need to turn your clothes
Alternative method - those little dials on the front of your stove can actually be used to turn down the heat. Works like a charm.
Doesn't always coincide with the cooking requirements, though, and one cannot guarantee against foaming starting while unattended, but this spoon trick is obviously excellent insurance. Merely accepting the usefulness also saves on wasting snark that could be used elsewhere.
Load More Replies...I dont understand why...But but this has never worked for me. Ive tried it with both plastic and wooden spoons, but still...
I actually knew this from childhood. My mother taught me and her mother taught her. Not necessarily a life hack, just old fashioned knowledge.
But if you're really busy and you're afraid you won't turn it down as soon as it boils, this is a good idea. Also, I have some bamboo spoons that I put in soup that I am reheating in the microwave. It never boils over.
I have tried this several times and I just end up with a mess. So I now prefer the turn the heat down method.
I just like his delightful facial expressions… He looks like a brilliant combination of David Byrne and Mr. Bean
A lot of these are useless without captions, and most of them aren't hacks.
He looks like the illegitimate offspring of Eddie Munster and Pee Wee Herman.
Most of these need some kind of text explanation, also, mosty of these are poop
These so-called "hacks" are dubious at best, and a few of them are downright dangerous. Some basic common sense will serve you better than all of them combined.
Sigh... Was this really needed to be posted? I want my minute of life back.
I saw nothing brilliant in any of this guy’s content. I mean, most things aren’t “hacks”. And those that may have qualified under someone’s definition, or poor examples, or lazily explained. Sorry guys.
What do you call that kind of tie? I like wearing an ascot, but I might try this type one day. Maybe a good hack would be to turn a red tube sock into a tie.
I feel like 64% of this weren't really hacks. Mainly common sense, too much work, or tidbits of information that will never be used by anyone ever except maybe once in the history of the earth.
I loved this! All of the hilarious comments, made it worth reading this.
I just like his delightful facial expressions… He looks like a brilliant combination of David Byrne and Mr. Bean
A lot of these are useless without captions, and most of them aren't hacks.
He looks like the illegitimate offspring of Eddie Munster and Pee Wee Herman.
Most of these need some kind of text explanation, also, mosty of these are poop
These so-called "hacks" are dubious at best, and a few of them are downright dangerous. Some basic common sense will serve you better than all of them combined.
Sigh... Was this really needed to be posted? I want my minute of life back.
I saw nothing brilliant in any of this guy’s content. I mean, most things aren’t “hacks”. And those that may have qualified under someone’s definition, or poor examples, or lazily explained. Sorry guys.
What do you call that kind of tie? I like wearing an ascot, but I might try this type one day. Maybe a good hack would be to turn a red tube sock into a tie.
I feel like 64% of this weren't really hacks. Mainly common sense, too much work, or tidbits of information that will never be used by anyone ever except maybe once in the history of the earth.
I loved this! All of the hilarious comments, made it worth reading this.