25 ideas for using everyday things in everyday life (26 photos)

With improvised means, they have already come up with a million different advice at home. But sometimes they are really helpful. AT this collection - several ways to use everyday things and materials that you might need someday.





Ginger can be peeled with a spoon



In the washing machine during washing, you can add ½ cups of vinegar - it acts as a bleach, removes odors and protects things from staining. Washing with vinegar is safe for fabrics from cotton and polyester





With the help of a clerical gum, the "stubborn" jar lid. You need to wrap it around the lid, preferably in two layers - grab it and turn



If you turn on Airplane mode while playing games on your phone, ads won't play.



Large paper clips can be used to fasten collars on classic men's shirts.



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Toothpaste: Helps remove pungent odor from hands (e.g. onion or garlic), helps to clean white sneakers, saves swimming goggles from fogging (just rinse them with a toothbrush) paste, and rinse quickly)



Salt can act as an "anti-freeze" for windows. It is enough to wipe the surface of the windows with a sponge dipped in salt water



If the wooden or plastic hangers have jagged edges that can snag clothing - apply to uneven areas clear nail polish. It will also work for screws that are bad hold - just lubricate the thread with varnish



These ledges in the trolley are for hanging packages



Use a hair dryer to remove wax stains - you need it heat until it melts and then remove. You can also use a hair dryer "smooth out" a plastic tablecloth or shower curtain - on a safe a distance of about 30 cm



And the cold air of a hair dryer can, for example, dry the icing on pastries.

Cornstarch is good for culinary fat. Apply it to a rag and rub the area with grease until it will disappear. It can even deal with grease stains on clothes - if leave immediately, and for about an hour



Cornstarch can also keep socks damp and odor-free by dusting them a little with starch.

Chalk also helps with grease stains on clothes. Enough rub the contaminated area, wait 10 minutes, and then wash the thing as usual. A piece of chalk can also be put in the closet to eliminate unpleasant musty odor



Chalk can also remove small rust on tools - you just need to leave it for a day.

Ordinary petroleum jelly can lubricate a bicycle chain, door hinges, zippers, ball bearings



The hole in the spaghetti spoon shows how much spaghetti you need to cook one serving.



A small arrow on the dashboard of a car, next to a small picture of a gas station indicating which side there is a gas tank



Lemons are used as a natural bleach - for example, if a white item is stained during washing. Put aboutdyed thing in a pot of water, add lemon slices and boil for 20 minutes. Lemon will cope with unstable paints



To prevent eggs from cracking while boiling, add two tablespoons of vinegar to the water.



Many packets of chips can be rolled up at the bottom and placed on the table like a bowl.



Scotch. It can be used to collect small glass shards if something is broken at home. It's also a helper if needed. get rid of confetti, glitter, spilled cereals and the like



Vinegar can also prevent fat from settling on oven walls. To do this, wipe the oven walls with a cloth dampened with vinegar and water



You can get rid of grass between paving slabs with with vinegar and salt. The solution is as follows: 200 ml of 70% vinegar, solution table salt (1 tablespoon per 600 ml of warm water), 0.5 tbsp. spoons detergent or liquid soap. The mixture should be watered over the weeds



Moisturizing cream will help "refresh" leather products: clothes, shoes, bags, accessories. It is enough to leave the cream for 20 minutes, and then wipe with a dry cloth - a shine will appear



The cream can also be used to lubricate metal surfaces, handles and locks to a shine (only not those that come into contact with water).

If the wrench is too big for the nut to be unscrewed, just slip a coin of the appropriate thickness into it.



Use wax paper for home storage. She is well saves from drying out, and does not allow products to absorb foreign smells. This paper can even wipe, for example, taps in the kitchen - prints and traces of water drops will not be visible on them