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  • Quickly organize car-interior chaos

With all you do in the car, it’s easy for sometimes-used essentials to get lost in the shuffle, the fix?


Wrap two or three wide rubber bands around the sun visor, spacing a few


Then tuck your ticket under the bands, along with essentials like money, printed directions and maps.


The stretchy bands will keep everything easily accessible.

  • Prolong the freshness of a sliced apple

When you need to have slice apples ahead of time they will get brown.


Keep the slices together with a rubber band and place it in a zip-lock bag.


This will keep out the air that causes the discoloration

  • Silence squeaky bed slats

To stop the racket, tightly wrap a few rubber bands around the end of each slat, starting about 1 cm from the edge.


The rubber bands will buffer the metal parts to prevent the squeaks and creaks from occurring, so you can sleep peacefully through the night.

  • Safely transport any dish

You worry some food might spill on the ride over.


To easy your fears, stretch a rubber band under the pots right handle and around the left side of the lid’s knob.


Repeat with the left handle.


The rubber band will secure the lid, so your dish will make it to the destination in one piece.

  • Use a rubber band to remove stripped screws.

Brilliant uses for soap slivers

  • Prevent drawers from sticking

Remove the drawers and rub soap slivers over the tracks.


The soap’s oils will lubricate the wood to guarantee a flawless glider every – time even on the most humid days.

  • Moth-proof stored clothing

Toss a handful of soap slivers in a (paper) bag, poke a few small holes in the sack and staple the top closed.


Then slip the sachet into the storage container or drawer with your clothes.

The soap’s fragrance will repel the moths and other sweater loving pests- and save you the hassle of mending your garments in the spring.

  • Quickly sooth a itchy bug bite

To ease the itch after bitten, gently rub dry soap slivers over the affected area.


The sodium hydroxide in the soap will seep into the skin and dry out the bite for instant relief.

  • Keep a bath sponge sudsy

Cut a small slit in to the bottom of a clean bath sponge, then wedge a small piece of the soap bar inside the opening, run warm water and wash as usual.

  • Tame unruly brows in second

Rub a damp eyebrow brush (or your finger in a pinch) on the soap than comb through the brows.


The waxy substance keeps hairs in place all day.

  • Sew thick fabric with ease.

To prevent pricked fingers while working with denim rub the soap into the needle before you get started.


Its fatty acids will lubricate the metal so you can easily stitch up the fabric

  • Shield nails from dirty jobs

Simply scrape the nails over a soap sliver before doing the job ( like gardening).


The waxy residue will fill in the crevices under the nail beds, creating a barrier that will keep out the dirt and make washing up a breeze.

  • Protect the cord from pets

If your pet has been gnawing on the electrical cords thwart the dangerous habit by rubbing soap slivers over the wires. After a few licks of the bitter coating your pet will realize that the wires aren’t a suitable chew toy.


Don’t worry about him getting sick- the miniscule amount of soap ingested won’t harm him.

  • Pre-treat stubborn stains for pennies

Save the pieces until you have enough to fill a jar halfway, top off with warm water and wait until the soap turns into jelly (3 minutes) before stirring.


Store the jar in the laundry room and massage a dollop onto stains prior to washing.


This homemade pretreatment will lift and suspend stain molecules so your clothes will come looking out new.

  • Deter animals from eating your plants.

Scatter soap slivers on and around the plants your animal invaders nibble on the most.


One whiff will trick their sensitive noses into thinking people are nearby, and they’ll be gone

  • Sticky zipper

If you have a sticky zipper here is what you can do to make the zipper work better.


A bar of soap can do wonders with a sticky zipper.


If you can get the zipper to close then you can take the bar of soap and just rub it up and down on the zipper.


It helps if yon can rub the bar of soap on both sides of the zipper. After you have rubbed the zipper down with the soap then try to open and close the zipper several times.


You should feel that the zipper is working better but if it isn't you can repeat the process until the zipper works right.


The soap lubricates the zipper so it can move freely. 

Brilliant uses for Club soda

  • Perk up fading houseplants

Use flat bottle of club soda on room temperature to water your houseplants


The beverage contains nourishing minerals like potassium bicarbonate-disodium phosphate and sodium citrate, that will enrich the soil and help your potted plants flourish.

  • Get a rusty screw unstuck

Simply pour club soda on it screw and let sit for 5 minutes before trying to open it again.


The carbon dioxide that will make the beverage fizz will react with the rust and the sediment buildup, bubbling away so you can turn the hardware with ease.

  • Avoid a stuck-on food nightmare

While the cookware is still warm, pour just enough club soda to cover the bottom, then let sit while you eat. The carbon dioxide win the beverage will soften the food particles, keeping the mess form sticking, making the washing up a breeze.

  • Fluffier pancakes

Substitute the milk or water with club soda in your waffle and pancake recipes.


The bubbles in the soda will aerate the batter to produce a lighter fluffier stack.


You also save 140 calories for every cup of whole milk you cut out.

  •  Polish chrome without spots or streaks

Simply pour the liquid from the can on a clean soft cloth and use it to wipe down the metal.


The soda’s carbonated molecules will fizz away grime without leaving lines of spots in its wake.

  • Erase stubborn mug stains

Fill the cup with club soda overnight.


The carbonic acid will eat away the stain leaving the cup look like new.

  • Turn gelatin into a dazzling dessert

Swap club soda for the cold water.


The bubbles caused by the carbonation will add eye-catching sparkle to the dessert, plus give it a surprising fizzy kick. 

  • Make old jewelry sparkle like new

Instead of buying pricy cleaners just place the dulled pieces in a cup of club soda.


The fizzy beverage will safely loosen dirt and oils.


And since the bubble can seep into every hard-to-reach crack and crevice you do not need to scrub with a brush.


Simply leave them overnight to soak and gently dry in the morning.

  • Effortless remove bird droppings

Pour soda into a spray bottle and spritz on the soiled area (like windshield – floor- window), let sit for a minute and wipe with paper towel.


The carbonation will dissolve the grime so it comes off with a single wipe. Spritz on wiper blades to reduce streaking on rainy days.

  • Break a pet’s accident cycle

If after cleaning up your pet’s accident there is still the smell of urine you need to neutralize the odor so a repeat doesn’t occur.


Saturate the area with club soda and leave to soak for 5 minutes before blotting it with (paper) towels.


The soda’s minerals will safely deodorize the spot.

PVC Pipes

Low-Cost Shoe Rack Using PVC Pipes

Pedal power

Amazing tires

(Africa) This craftsman is so talented at recycling old tires into shoes that he will even measure your feet and make a pair that fits your feet exactly, to the millimeter

Alligatires

Playstation

DIY Sandbox Using A Tire

Inside-out-tire into flower planter!

Tire Ottoman (cheap and easy!)

Upcycle and Reuse metal

Transform an old washing machine drum into a fire pit

Sculpture made from recycled bicycle gears


DIY Rain Gutter Kid’s Bookshelves


Old tub into garden indoor/outdoor

Rope and wool

Yarn Dolls - old traditions and crafts should be upheld as they teach us of the past when people made things by hand instead of factories

How long before it is gone

Think twice before throwing things away, think 5 times before even buying things that will be thrown away

wood reused

Mousetrap into memo holders

Cable Spool into Rocking Chair


CD towers have become obsolete.


Turn on its side for extra storage.


Reel table


Add wheels and paint. simple makeover


Up cycled Vintage Yardstick Table


Old window into picture frame

FUN

You can empty the contents of glow sticks into jars filled with water and use them for fun lighting during a party or even during Halloween.


One tip: you shouldn’t too heavily shake the mixture as it will dilute it’s brightness. Just stir the contents and enjoy the glow

CARS

One horsepower

Beetle barbeque

1965 Ford Mustang Car Pool Tables

Plastic bottles

Carton

wooden pallets

Vertical herb garden

pallet idea's


Pallet beds with lights

Wood Pallet Projects

Lighters

creative DIY

Garden Ideas

Eco stump planters

Shipping containers

Re-purposed shipping container


Guest house

Clothes hangers

Easy shoe tidier

Hands-free, easy glance recipe hanger

Furniture

Multi Tired succulent garden

Old entertainment center turned play kitchen


Comfortable swing

reused wooden chairs

Paint your old desk and use as a patio planter

wall hooks

Easiest Cupboard Pan Lid Organizer

Trampoline reused

Swinging Bed Made With a Recycled Trampoline

Aluminum cans

Find out how you can make your own solar panel from aluminum cans.


Video link: http://bit.ly/10A9I9Z

How it's done: http://bit.ly/mRdNd6

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5 things your mobilephone can do you probably didn't know it could

5 THINGS YOU PROBABLY NEVER KNEW YOUR MOBILE PHONE COULD DO..

There are a few things that can be done in times of grave emergencies. . Your mobile phone can actually be a life saver or an emergency tool for survival. Check out the things that you can do with it:


FIRST: Emergency

The Emergency Number worldwide for Mobile is 112.

If you find yourself out of the coverage area of your mobile; network and there is an emergency,

dial 112 and the mobile will search any existing network to establish the emergency number for you, and interestingly this number 112 can be dialled even if the keypad is locked. Try it out...


SECOND: Have you locked your keys in the car?

Does your car have remote keyless entry? This may come in handy someday.

Good reason to own a cell phone: If you lock your keys in the car and the spare keys are at home, call someone at home on their mobile phone from your cell phone.

Hold your cell phone about a foot from your car door and have the person at your home press the unlock button, holding it near the mobile phone on their end. Your car will unlock.


Saves someone from having to drive your keys to you.


Distance is no object. You could be hundreds of miles away, and if you can reach someone who has the other ' remote ' for your car, you can unlock the doors (or the trunk)...

THIRD: Hidden Battery Power

Imagine your mobile battery is very low. To activate, press the keys *3370#

Your mobile will restart with this reserve and the instrument will show a 50% increase in battery.

This reserve will get charged when you charge your mobile next time.


FOURTH: How to disable a STOLEN mobile phone?

To check your Mobile phone ' s serial number, key in the following digits on your phone: * # 0 6 #

A 15 digit code will appear on the screen. This number is unique to your handset..

Write it down and keep it somewhere safe. When your phone get stolen, you can phone your service provider and give them this code. They will then be able to block your handset so even if the thief changes the SIM card, your phone will be totally useless.


You probably won ' t get your phone back, but at least you know that whoever stole it can ' t use/sell it either. If everybody does this, there would be no point in people stealing mobile phones.


FIFTH : ATM - PIN Number Reversal - Good to Know

If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money from an ATM machine, you can

notify the police by entering your PIN # in reverse. For example, if your pin number is 1234,

then you would put in 4321.

I'm a paragraph. Click once The ATM system recognizes that your PIN number is backwards from the ATM card you placed in the machine. The machine will still give you the money you requested, but unknown to the robber, the police will be immediately dispatched to the location.


This information was recently broadcast on CTV by Crime Stoppers however it is seldom used because people just don ' t know about it...... Please pass this along to everyone. to begin entering your own content. You can change my font, size, line height, color and more by highlighting part of me and selecting the options from the toolbar.

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Turn that old shirt into an apron... clever!

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