Life Hacks

When we go to restaurants, my wife can usually store her purse on the seat next to her; but she can't always do that.  She doesn't want to just put it on the floor either, and I don't blame her (gross).  I think I'll tell her about this trick I just found...

Turns out, vinegar is good for more than dying Easter eggs and cleaning your coffee maker!

If you're constantly worried about losing you car's gas cap, try this...

Finally, you'll never have to deal with half-thawed meat ever again!

One of the perils of working across the street from a gas station is the easy access to snacks (I'm partial to Flamin' Hot Cheetos myself). But snacking can get fingers dirty; and that's a problem when I'm at work and getting spicy little fingerprints on everything I touch. I think I'll give this little trick a try...

Ice on your front steps is bad enough; but then once it gets dark, you run the risk of slipping and tripping on them, right? Not if you do something about it...

I really hope they make a series out of this concept. These are some really neat tricks!

Do you ever have a craving for something, but you just don't have the time (or materials) to make it?  I get that way a lot.  Usually, there's somewhere in town that can make your craving for you; but I don't think I've ever come across a place that offers "smore delivery."

Sometimes when my allergies get really bad, my hands swell up; and I freak out that I might not be able to get my wedding ring off my finger.  Now, thanks to this trick I just found, I'll be able to sleep a little easier.

Every car I've owned has been more than 10 years old, which means I've always had a tape deck I never use.  But as I was driving to Denver with my wife on Friday, I found a whole new use for it!

There's nothing wrong with keeping rubber bands in a plastic bag; that is, until you reach for one and a tangled mess spills out onto the floor! Try this instead next time...

Much like my father before me, I love spicy things. I haven't quite reached the same level as my dad (who puts ghost peppers in his homemade chili), but I'm close.