What is the advantage of lifehacks? This is a non-standard approach to solving a problem, resulting in saving time and money, as well as simplicity and ease of implementation.
Today I have 6 fresh original ideas:
- Sliced ​​bread is sold in special durable bags. When the packaging is reduced, we most often simply tuck it in to cover the bread.
There is another, more beautiful solution. You need to twist the bag at the top in one direction, then straighten the middle and put the bag on from top to bottom.
The bread will be sealed.
- In order to peel carrots or new potatoes, it is not necessary to use a vegetable peeler. A plastic bottle is suitable for this purpose.
You need to cut off the top part and use the neck for cleaning. Everything is done quickly and cleanly.
It is better to take a bottle with thick plastic.
- To free up space in the refrigerator, you can use sushi chopsticks.
To free up space in your refrigerator, you can use sushi chopsticks.
And use sticks instead of crossbars.
- Belts also need to be stored somewhere, some people hang them in the closet, and some roll them up and keep them in a drawer.
To prevent them from unwinding, you need to insert the edge of the belt into the plaque from the outside and pull it almost to the end.
Twist the edge of the belt and place it inside a small circle.
- Many people think that tying a tie is very difficult.
There is an easy way to do this.
The tie should be placed on the left hand with the tongue facing the crook of the arm.
Then place the narrow end under the hand and make 3 turns around the forearm.
Then place the narrow end under the hand and make 3 turns around the forearm.
The tie knot will tie itself.
The narrow part of the tie will, as expected, slide, increase or decrease.
- An empty package of wet wipes can come in handy, or rather the lid.
An empty package of wet wipes can come in handy, or rather the lid.
I think someone is wearing something new here.