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nexus6 posted:Lifehack: House getting too dirty? Just buy a new one! Pffft! Too much effort! The real lifehack is just get used to living in filth.
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Karate Bastard posted:I know you think you are joking but people actually do this poo poo in practice, bringing "bombs" in and "secret documents" out past security, even in venues that have been bombed before. You're forgetting homeopathy and contact healing! 
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Oh boy I found a top hack of 2015 on my facebook wall. Turn a lotion bottles in cumbersome cellphone charging station that constantly use electricity! And use the left over greasy Pringles can to hold cotton pads to rub on your face. And much much more! And you better believe all these hacks take forever to make. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1727998934097387&id=1630195383877743 (Sorry it seems to only be a facebook video)
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Shwqa posted:Oh boy I found a top hack of 2015 on my facebook wall. Turn a lotion bottles in cumbersome cellphone charging station that constantly use electricity! And use the left over greasy Pringles can to hold cotton pads to rub on your face. And much much more! And you better believe all these hacks take forever to make. If a charger is constantly drawing electricity, your device is broken. But yeah, those are all stupid bullshit hacks. E: make a pet bed for your kid in your RV! 
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Scathach posted:If a charger is constantly drawing electricity, your device is broken. But yeah, those are all stupid bullshit hacks. I'd be very happy if they could make a horizontal bed for RVs and stuff that you could safely strap into and sleep in, so you'd still be protected in case of a crash. Mostly because when I'm not driving on road trips, I like to sleep through the boring stuff.
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Karma Monkey posted:Little Orphan Apple sounds catchier, but I've never seen an apple flavored ice pop. I don't know how many people here have had an Otter Pop in the last few years but I guess at some point they changed their recipe. They now use apple juice as the base for all the flavors, so every single flavor ends up tasting like cheap apple juice. The generic ice pops are much better.
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Jan 12, 2016 07:28
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Yeah, Fla-Vor-Ice is the brand you want to look for. They usually come in way too big of boxes, but with lots of flavors and all good.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khl99ajvVvA
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Scathach posted:If a charger is constantly drawing electricity, your device is broken. But yeah, those are all stupid bullshit hacks. 
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Jan 12, 2016 19:01
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why the gently caress did I just watch a guy use a leafblower on snow? That's not a lifehack, that's common sense. Lifehack is when I turned my leaf mulcher upside down, put on a hopper, and used it to blow salt all over the driveway, sidewalk, and frozen roof, without leaving my lawnchair.
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Samizdata posted:LIFEHACK: For more absorbent towels, DON'T use fabric softener on them. It works by entering the gaps in fabric. I just don't use softener because I absolutely do not care about my towels being soft. Everything else seems soft enough as well 
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Life Hacks for Dogs? More: http://imgur.com/gallery/G8Hmlzn
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Coprophagia in dogs isn't normal or healthy behavior, and is usually caused by the terrible owners 
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Dekenai posted:Life Hacks for Dogs? "When it's thundering outside, here's a tip: Hide under a table or bed and bark a bunch. This is 100% guaranteed to scare the thunder away. (estimate time for thunder to go away: 1 minute-8 hours)"
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Jerry Cotton posted:I just don't use softener because I absolutely do not care about my towels being soft. Everything else seems soft enough as well Should we just throw towels away when they stop being soft? I don't mean "this no longer feels like a fluffy cloud being draped around my body by tiny cherubs", but "it's so stiff and dry that it almost feels like a slightly conditioned hedgehog pelt, and it's not very absorbent either". I doubt fabric softener would help in the latter case anyway, though.
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Weldon Pemberton posted:Should we just throw towels away when they stop being soft? Huh? I throw my towels away when they get too thread-bare to effectively dry my naked sexy body. I have a terrycloth towel I remember having as a kid (because my grandma would spread it out on the floor for me to nap on) 30-33 years ago and apart from one darned small tear it works fine despite not being soft It's not exactly rocket surgery: do your clothes get wet when you get dressed after a shower? If the answer is yes, your towel is not working.
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Ask me about towels and towel accessories.
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Jan 14, 2016 14:39
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I would like to know more about towel accessories.
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Towel accessory lifehack: Tangle your cords around a towel rack. They are now less cluttered, because anything forged by the hands of man + cables is an instant cable wrangler. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC1dqg1ZN50
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Kaethela posted:I would like to know more about towel accessories. I know you would 
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If you use fabric softener on your towels you damage the absorbent properties of towels, because the softener ends up where the water would go or something. Just don't do it.
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Weldon Pemberton posted:Should we just throw towels away when they stop being soft? I don't mean "this no longer feels like a fluffy cloud being draped around my body by tiny cherubs", but "it's so stiff and dry that it almost feels like a slightly conditioned hedgehog pelt, and it's not very absorbent either". I doubt fabric softener would help in the latter case anyway, though. If anything towels should get softer as they age. All those fuzzy broken fibers. Do you have really hard water? It's possible you're getting some kind of mineral build up, I guess? Vinegar in the rinse cycle may help. Note: this is a household tip, not a lifehack. http://www.lnt.com/content/160/how-to-make-old-bath-towels-soft-again.html
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Angela Christine posted:Do you have really hard water? Well it's pretty hard on account of it being Winter and -20 degrees.
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Hurt Whitey Maybe posted:If you use fabric softener on your towels you damage the absorbent properties of towels, because the softener ends up where the water would go or something. Just don't do it. I have horribly hard water, so I'll take a slightly less absorbent towel over drying off with a piece of lauan any day
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Weldon Pemberton posted:Should we just throw towels away when they stop being soft? I don't mean "this no longer feels like a fluffy cloud being draped around my body by tiny cherubs", but "it's so stiff and dry that it almost feels like a slightly conditioned hedgehog pelt, and it's not very absorbent either". I doubt fabric softener would help in the latter case anyway, though. Lifehack: Stop using non-disposable towels to catch your jizz.
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Why do you want to catch your jizz?
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Lifehack: catch your jizz in your mouth, no cleanup required! #wallah
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Choco1980 posted:Lifehack: Stop using non-disposable towels to catch your jizz. That's an awfully rude way to refer to somebody's girlfriend 
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Lifehack: if you take the pony figurine out, you'll fit more in the jar!
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The best way to scam people is to fake being a fire extinguisher inspector. Access anywhere and then you can bill!
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SaltLick posted:The best way to scam people is to fake being a fire extinguisher inspector. Access anywhere and then you can bill!
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skander posted:They make appointments first.  surprise inspection
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zedprime posted:Towel accessory lifehack: Tangle your cords around a towel rack. They are now less cluttered, because anything forged by the hands of man + cables is an instant cable wrangler. This is pretty much exactly what Ikea sells, though:  Using a rack like that works as a legit alternative to finding an Ikea and spending hours walking through it and not having to have meatballs and whatever that brown softdrink is for lunch.
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Gorilla Salad posted:This is pretty much exactly what Ikea sells, though: Elderflower 
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IKEA has never wronged me. There's nothing wrong with getting salmon, meatballs, and lingonberry juice for lunch before buying furniture.
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Kaethela posted:I would like to know more about towel accessories. My current flat has a heated towel rack. It's the most pointless thing. It barely heats at all (I guess because it would be a fire hazard if it got hot enough to do anything?) so it's basically just an extra switch on the wall for no reason.
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chitoryu12 posted:IKEA has never wronged me. There's nothing wrong with getting salmon, meatballs, and lingonberry juice for lunch before buying furniture. Not gonna lie, that sounds like a good shopping time, and for a bit I was thinking "I hope I have a need to visit Ikea at some point in the future." Then I realized I was romanticizing flat-pack furniture.
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:I have horribly hard water, so I'll take a slightly less absorbent towel over drying off with a piece of lauan any day Actual life hack: put white vinegar in your washer
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Assembling Ikea furniture is hella fun, it's like a model kit but then you can eat off of it or have sex on it. e: their meatballs are also dope af
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Assembling Ikea furniture is a blast if you have a cordless screwdriver or two. Also, I love Ikea food but sometimes I just want to go buy my poo poo and leave and not have to spend half a day shopping. Like a man 
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