Of course, obsessive hoarding is bad, but some things can be given a chance for a second life, and they, in turn, will make yours easier for you!
Rubber bands - for door locks
Do you need to go out or go in the door, but your hands are full? Place rubber on door handles
ring, and the locking mechanism will be neutralized for the required time.
Single socks - instead of bubble wrap
Socks, like people, sometimes lose their pair, but don’t rush to get rid of them: they can successfully and without harming the environment replace bubble wrap when packing crystal glasses and small vases.
Straw - for unstable flowers
The delicate stems of tulips and other flowers don't want to stand straight and ruin your brilliant floral arrangement? Regular drinking straws will help the bouquet stay in shape.
Rubber gloves - for opening cans
With a rubber glove, even the smallest woman can open a stubborn jam jar.
Extra buttons - for stud earrings
So that you no longer have to play detective, trying to find a pair of stud earrings lost in a jewelry box, fasten them together with a button, and henceforth they will be inseparable.
Unscrew the broken light bulb from the socket using a potato
Cut the potato into two halves, take one half, carefully stick it on the broken light bulb and unscrew it.
If you need to open a bottle and don’t have a corkscrew at hand, use a self-tapping screw and pliers.
Wrap the self-tapping screw into the cork and, using pliers, pull out the self-tapping screw along with the cork.
2. Wrap the shoes in a plastic bag and put them in the freezer overnight - this will get rid of the unpleasant odor emanating from the shoes.
3. Place the toaster on its side with a plate next to it. Place a piece of whole grain bread with cheese and tomato in the toaster and in a few minutes you will have a hot sandwich.
How to properly cut cherry tomatoes.
1. Place the tomatoes on a cutting board or flat plate in a single layer.
2. Cover the tomatoes with another flat plate.
3. Carefully slide a knife between two plates, holding the top one.
Glue a magnet inside the cabinet and use it to store small metal objects, such as hairpins, tweezers, hairpins, and nail files.
3. Install a rod (metal rod) in the cabinet under the sink - and hang household chemicals on it.
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How to hang a picture?
You probably know how difficult it is to find a place for a nail when hanging a picture. Make the job easier if you apply it directly to the hook. toothpaste. Then you press the picture against the wall and the paste will leave a mark where you need to drive the nail.
Removing odor.
You probably know what smell remains after burnt rice. I know. If you couldn’t ventilate this smell, orange peel and cloves will help. Place them in a saucepan with water and boil. In a few minutes, the whole house will be filled with a pleasant aroma. This is certainly much better than chemical air fresheners.
How to wash a shower horn
Use vinegar – Fill your shower head with vinegar and rinse with water after 15 minutes.
Vinegar is an excellent solvent and an excellent disinfectant.
How to arrange a bathroom so that it is both comfortable and hygienic
1. To store toothbrushes, you can make individual slots in the cabinet shelf.
2. Take a plastic tube, make holes in it, attach it to a wall or shelf, and use it to store, for example, a razor.
3. Take the clamp that is used to attach the scoop to the brush, glue it to the cabinet - you will get a holder for an electric toothbrush.
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Exists huge amount ideas that will help you everyday life. Some will be useful if you cook, others while cleaning the room, and others while traveling. Here are just a few of the very useful ideas you can use.
1. Use clothespins to cover a bag of chips, cereal, etc.
2. If your fly keeps coming undone, use a key ring.
3. Use frozen grapes to cool the wine without diluting it with water (which forms after the ice cubes melt).
4. How to place two bowls in one microwave oven.
5. When the child grows up, you can make a table from the crib for various works.
6. Clean your sink without expensive chemicals. Pour half a cup of baking soda and one cup of vinegar into the clogged sink. When the foam goes away, rinse the sink with water.
7. If you need to hang something on the wall and need to know where to drill, make a copy of the item and use it as a template.
8. Insert a tea bag into smelly shoes and it will absorb unpleasant odors.
9. Place folded newspaper at the bottom of the bin to absorb liquid from some foods.
10. If you want to reheat the dish in microwave oven, make a hole in it and it will heat up evenly.
11. Wrap a bottle of beer in paper towel and place in the freezer to chill the drink in just 2 minutes.
12. Use a clothespin to hold the nail while hammering it if you are afraid of cutting your finger with the hammer.
13. Some plastic packaging can be opened using modern can openers.
14. You can “hide” small scratches on furniture by rubbing a walnut on them.
15. The ice pack starts to drip as the ice melts. To avoid this, you can fill a sponge with water, place it in a plastic bag and freeze it. You'll have your own ice pack that won't drip.
16. A razor blade can be sharpened by running the razor over old denim.
17. Would you like to make a sausage sandwich? Maybe you'll like this option better (no exposed corners)?
18. How to carefully cut several tomatoes at once without hurting your fingers or spilling juice?
19. If you put a wooden spoon on a saucepan, then boiling water will not spill, because. the spoon will pop the rising bubbles.
20. If you add a teaspoon of baking soda while boiling an egg, you can easily remove the shell.
21. If someone constantly takes your pen at work or school, insert blue ink into a red pen. This will significantly reduce the likelihood that someone will pick up your pen again.
22. If you put mobile phone into airplane mode, it will charge twice as fast.
23. Use tape to get rid of the problem of blurry photos taken with your phone.
24. If you attach a small flashlight to a plastic bottle of water, you will get a large and bright flashlight.
25. To take your phone, money and keys to the beach without getting them wet or covered with sand, you can use an empty, washed and dried plastic bottle from shampoo or cream.
26. Here's how you can charge your phone while traveling ( USB cable will help, because Many hotels have TVs with USB input).
27. How to quickly fold a T-shirt.
28. Here's how to pack spare clothes compactly.
29. If you need to use AA batteries for a particular gadget, but you only have AAA batteries, you can use folded foil. Such batteries will not last long, but in emergency cases this method will help you.
30. If you want to play games on your smartphone, but pop-up ads bother you, put your phone in airplane mode.
The social network VKontakte is, without exaggeration, the largest and popular network in the post-Soviet space. It’s not just schoolchildren and students who sit here for hours; Adults and working people also spend a lot of time on VK. And it is not always spent on mindlessly scrolling through the news feed and liking cats.
Some manage to make money by running VK communities, others are happy to draw from different useful information from these same communities.
Today the site decided to suggest you several useful public pages where you can find useful information, inspiration, and even find a job suitable for a freelancer.
The first public page organized by the administration of the site Kadrof.ru is called “ Freelancers Club ».
According to the administration of the public, the community was created for the purpose of exchanging experiences, searching for remote work or performers, for active communication between freelancers.
What else can you find here:
Latest news from the world of remote work;
Posts with interesting solutions;
Analysis of copywriter mistakes;
Discussion of hot and pressing topics;
Useful tips and consultations.
In general, a very useful public page for freelancers of all stripes, namely those who cannot imagine their life without the work they adore.
Next I would like to talk about publics, whose activities are aimed at finding work and performers. Essentially, these communities are mini remote labor exchanges, each with its own number of subscribers and focus. You can see advertisements for vacancies that move from public to public - it’s up to you to decide whether to respond to them.
Vacancies presented in the group are added by the community administrator himself. The group resembles a bulletin board, and customers need to be contacted using the contacts indicated in the message. It’s not entirely convenient, but it wouldn’t hurt to have such a vacancy feed at hand - what if it comes in handy?
Here everything is much more serious. This group can be called a full-fledged exchange - it’s even thought out safe transaction! It, in essence, is a communication between the customer and the contractor with the participation of a third party, for which the group then takes 5% of the order. An employer can post a vacancy here by offering news. The freelancer can contact the customer in a comment to the post or in a DM, or at the specified contacts.
There are also more highly specialized public exchanges on VKontakte. For example, for designers -
But here, unfortunately, you can not so much find a job as admire advertisements for finding orders or selling articles. This group can be a kind of chest of copywriters/rewriters for the customer. Choose - I don’t want to.
Community Copywriter Copywriting Copywriting This is a group of people who promote websites. But here you can find a lot of interesting and useful things - tips on how to write a sales text, tips on SEO, website promotion and much more. You can bookmark the group and read it sometimes – there’s really a lot of useful material!
Well, we are all about copywriters and rewriters. VK has a lot of useful things for programmers too! The largest thematic community is Typical programmer. There are tips for beginners, solutions to interesting problems, useful tips, news, and discussions - all the most interesting and fresh things for programmers of all stripes.
Another bonus for website developers.
Nowadays, many websites are developed using the WordPress engine. If you also have to work with this CMS, then in the group of the same name WordPress you will find a lot of interesting and useful things for yourself, as well as answers to all the questions that arise when working with the engine. This group is a kind of call center for web developers.
Web Design Workshop This group contains a lot of interesting things from the Runet and beyond, which can serve as both an example and inspiration for a web designer. New ideas, innovative solutions, tools and news - all in one place.
And a few other useful things...
