Post your life hacks here!

[Maklaar13]

I use a plastic bristles broom and laundry detergent to scrub the bathtub and shower. I goes a lot faster and it does not break your back.

 

[bedbugy]

use a plastic bristles broom and laundry detergent to scrub the bathtub and shower. I goes a lot faster and it does not break your back

thats what my cleaner does

 

[Kahaih]

/\ & /\/\

I just get naked and climb in with a scouring pad. Maybe a little cleanser or a white vinegar solution in a spray bottle. It only takes a couple minutes, and when I'm done I rinse everything down including me.

 

[Essex Boy]

Apparently treasury tags are little known and seldom used in America. WAKE UP AMERICA! These are treasury tags:

And this is why you should use them:

Tip: don't buy cheap ones. They are made in China, are often misshapen and have sharp edges to the bars. Spend money on a good US or British-made brand like Premier-Grip. Happy tagging!

 

[unloadonme]

We used to use thousands of treasury tags at work. They came in strips like this:

and were known as "budgie ladders". These days, with almost everything going digital, I think I'd struggle to find a single pack anywhere in the building.

 

[HoodedRat]

and were known as "budgie ladders".

Budgie ladders! I love it.

 

[Vannie]

Keep a roll of Bounty handy on the computer desk for those messy cleanups.

In case you spill your coffee or whatever.

 

[FPNY]

Eat plenty of cabbage, it keeps things moving and the aroma is delightful.

as if you didn't know....

 

[pigface]

Apparently treasury tags are little known and seldom used in America. WAKE UP AMERICA! These are treasury tags:

They are known and sold here as "Indian ties" or "Indian files".
(that would be India, the country, not the Pochohontas sort of Indian)

 

[bankside]

Tired of replacing your kitchen baster “every 2 years or every six uses, whichever comes first”?

Buy a 34¢ stainless ring clamp at the hardware store and that baster will last for a decade and work flawlessly every time.

 

[rareboy]

 

[Araucaria]

I seem to remember that someone on JUB once posted a video of how to fold a fitted sheet. It was something nonobvious, involving folding it into triangles and such, so I knew I'd never remember it. Just think: somebody probably spent a whole day trying to figure it out.

 

[PalacePaul]

How to fold any sheet:
1. Live with my mum for 25 years
2. Learn how it's done (two people are needed)
3. Help her do it every week

 

[Peloso]

How to fold any sheet:
1. Get a cat.

 

[rareboy]