This TikTok Account Shares Home Hacks That Are Easy Yet Significant, And Here Are 30 Of The Most Helpful Ones (New Posts)

This is acutally a trick used to repell mosquitos and wasps - it seems those do not like the smell...

Or, just put the bottle in the fridge.

Yes! I do this, it's awesome x

Flyaway hair....mine caught a jet and left

I read that as 1 lbs, what is wrong with me

I don't understand how the first picture can lead to the second picture. How am I supposed to fold the sweater??

Duct tape works too

Me, who sleeps on a loft bed and uses my Switch charging cable to charge my phone because it's the only one long enough: "I'm in danger."

Glass + cooktop

I just invert the lid on the pan and store

Ain't going to work on ticks or mosquitoes for more than 10 minutes when the aromatic oils have evaporated.

I'd never heard of it either so I Googled it. According to Huffpost: According to board-certified dermatologist Hadley King of Skinney Medspa, micellar water is made up of micelles (tiny balls of cleansing oil molecules) suspended in soft water. “The idea is that micelles are attracted to dirt and oil, so they are able to draw out impurities without drying out the skin,” she said. Therefore, micellar water can be used as a facial wash, makeup remover and moisturizer all in one. 

Would make up face cleaning liquid also work?

For laundry there are much cheaper alternatives. Denture tablets do have their uses, though. They perfectly clean thermos bottles or coffee pots without much effort.

This will ruin the bristles

Nail polish might turn tacky after a while so keep that in mind.

you're still using two hands here..

Ok this sounds like double work

Mom: "come help me pull all the weed from the garden. .... What are you doing? What's with all this boiling water? Why are you boiling 100 liters of water? What's wrong with you???"

Omfg, most women already use way too much perfume already, and now it's going to last longer? No, just no.

Ha ha, joke's on you, I don't have a dryer.

Thought you were supposed to use vaseline.

Honestly, just spend the little bit of extra money and get some actual leather boots. The pleather stuff only lasts a few months, it gets wet once, gets ruined, and now you've wasted $60+ because the soles are disconnecting from the body of the shoe because of cheap glue. I've wasted enough money in my younger years on cheap shoes. Seriously, spend a bit more and get a better pair. Your feet will thank you.

Next life hack: chew with your mouth closed. *facepalm*

While this works for fleece or jersey, it is a bit too aggressive for sensitive fabrics like cashmere. In that case, a commercial lint remover might be the better option.

My clothes are already salty enough when I take them off because of my repugnant personality and general p**s and vinegar attitude.

Keep your chains from tangling in the first place by storing them threaded through drinking straws.

Use Ti-Tree Oil to prevent mou ld

Absolutely untrue. It WILL make your drink colder, but the ice won't last as long. It will also cool a warm bottle more quickly, but not for as long.

Or strengthen the stitches like a person with common sense. Lasts longer in use than nail polish.

and oily

And now you have hair conditioner all over your clothes. But hey, no wrinkles.. this is why you fold and use the wrinkle free feature on your dryer...............

Is this a hack or commonsense?

Friend: uhh....why do you have 274 photos of your straightener?