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1) 6 really useful tips for all occasions. These little secrets have helped me simplify daily life and save on the family budget. Many gadgets are made from used packaging. The first idea is made from a bottle of liquid laundry gel. In principle, any plastic container larger than one liter will do. Remove all labels from the bottle. Use a marker to mark round holes; you can trace the cap of a hairspray. Then, cut them out using a knife or scissors. Place many bags that have nowhere to go into the holes created. The bags are easy to put in and just as easy to take out. The bottle takes up little space and can be placed in any narrow space. To keep shoes fresh, you can use homemade removable insoles. For this, take a pair of no-show socks and put them on the insoles that are inside the shoes, with the soles facing out. Now the socks can be easily removed and washed. You would never think that a drop of toothpaste works wonders. With this amount, you can clean the sink and faucet to a shine. Just apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste to a sponge and wipe everything well. In addition to cleanliness, the plumbing smells fresh with a minty scent. Wet wipes have firmly entered our lives. We increasingly buy large packs to last longer and save money. However, don’t throw away the plastic lid; you can make a convenient pillbox for your bag from it. Or attach it to a notebook and use it to store office supplies. There’s plenty of adhesive on it; just press it down well in place. Each time you need to wash dishes, you have to pick up the dish soap and squeeze it onto a sponge. You can make it easier for yourself by changing the caps. Some bottles, like shampoos, come with a pump cap. Just screw that onto the dish soap. It’s convenient to bring your hand with the sponge to the dispenser and squeeze out a drop of soap. This also saves money. If you have a little fabric softener left, you can mix it with water in a 1:1 ratio and pour it into a spray bottle. This way, you’ll have a new cleaning solution and air freshener for your home. Now you have a new solution for dusting and cleaning any surfaces. 2) I always collect really useful tips and then enjoy using them. 7 useful tips for everyday life. Some items are made from materials that can’t be ironed. This includes leather and faux leather, and creases need to be smoothed out somehow. You can use a simple trick for this. Wrap a heated iron in a damp cloth so that it covers all the corners, and then iron. If you love beauty in everything, you can even add it to toilet paper. This is especially useful before guests arrive, to make the bathroom look like in the best hotels. Tear off a few squares from the roll along the dotted line, place them on top of the roll so that the corners don’t align, and press them into the inner tube with your finger. It creates a flower that decorates the roll. If you don’t have a level handy to hang a picture straight, you can use a plastic bottle filled with water. All bottles have a factory line that runs along the bottle; draw a line with a marker along it. Now turn the bottle horizontally and align the black line on the bottle with the water. The bottle will assume a perfectly horizontal position. If butter has become very hard in the refrigerator and you urgently need to spread it on bread, a strainer will help. Run the convex side over the butter, and it will seep through the holes. Now the butter can be easily spread on the bread. Don’t throw away worn-out rubber gloves. Cut them into rings, and you’ll have rubber bands that can hold an open pack of pasta or rice. When you need to drill a hole in a concrete wall, cement dust flies in all directions and falls on the floor. To prevent this, a diagonally cut plastic bottle neck will help. Make a hole for the drill, press the device tightly against the wall, and you can work without dust and dirt. You can store bulk items in the kitchen stylishly without buying jars. Wash glass milk bottles and jars with screw-on lids and dry them well. Print labels on a printer and stick them to the glass with tape. Everything is visible and looks beautiful. Thanks to resourcefulness and ingenuity, many household and life issues can be solved easily and quickly, saving money, effort, and time.