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Some things need folding, and some don't. I don't fold socks or underwear. That saves a lot of time. Things that do need folding can generally be hung up on hangers in closets (presuming you have the …

I often use a small, handheld vacuum (such as a Dust Buster or Dirt Devil). If you chase the flying insect around, you can often catch it, especially if it lands somewhere (wall, window, mirror...) …

Although you already selected the answer you like, I have another option that works if you have different kinds of glasses. Rather than stacking glasses of the same type together, stack glasses of dif …

I would put the text of the email into a simple text editing program. But rather than putting in specific names, dates, codes, etc., I would include placeholder text such as [name] [date] [code1] [c …

A guide (such as a comb) will help you out. For example, if you want to trim your mustache straight across, place an ordinary comb through it, parallel to the floor (like a shelf). In the mirror, mak …

This is a workaround instead of a hack. Variation #1: You could take a small amount of each salsa on your plate, and then try them after you are through the line. Once you've picked your favorite, yo …

You can give every employee 2 or 3 towels for free. The catch is that they have to wash them themselves, and they have to remember to bring them to the gym. Most employees will see the gift as generou …

The issue is that you can organize your life in different ways, depending on the paradigm you use: "employee, son, father, etc." is one, "I, other people, my things" is another. All these paradigms …

This solution only works if you have a separate bathtub in your bathroom. I'm pretty sure that all the water for your bathroom (shower, sink, toilet tank, bathtub) comes from the water heater to your …

You could make a homemade doggie door. Open the door enough for your dog. Get corrugated cardboard (maybe from a leftover packing box) that is the same size and shape as the opening, but can also be …

Craig Constantine suggested drive-between guards made of free weights. Another drive-between idea is long 2x4 boards, with other wooden blocks nailed on top of them every couple of feet. The boards wo …

One thing that might work is to tie the string or cord tightly around the bottle's neck, and then wrap adhesive tape around the neck, cord, and knot several times. You could use duct tape (since duct …

My first thought comprises 3 elements: a dedicated kitchen drawer a non-skid mat 1 or 2 nylon hair combs The first step is simple: Cut the non-skid mat to fit the drawer. Lay it in there. The n …

You don't need to pour the liquid soap into the smaller bottles, and it doesn't need to be messy. See if you can find a "pump top" from another bottle that is mostly / entirely clean. Remove it from …

In this environment, I would use stacking desk trays. They are fairly stable and do not need to be attached to a wall. Your smaller bathroom items could become hard to reach at the back of a bottom …