Lifehacking pics - Simples.

Capt'n Midnight · 30-06-2019 2:39pm

oops wrong thread. Moved

fritzelly · 01-07-2019 1:16am

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Ingenious, now someone needs to come up with something made out of plastic that does the same thing and costs 10+ euro, refer you to the last series of Dragons Den

New Home · 01-07-2019 1:26am

But a real lifehacker would repurpose a catheter bag hanger. There are lots of different designs, but this is one kind.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSiisuaF1vh3wDziJbxZPenxFfGi9KEogS7yeTQJ6W3-U7hSo-W4Q

Or even one of those hangers you hook over a door, like these ones.

Capt'n Midnight · 13-07-2019 12:30pm

turn a plastic bottle into strips

http://asset-c.soupcdn.com/asset/14442/7735_cb68.webm

gerrybbadd · 09-08-2019 6:40pm

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

turn a plastic bottle into strips

http://asset-c.soupcdn.com/asset/14442/7735_cb68.webm

Ya, but why?

Gloomtastic! · 09-08-2019 7:51pm

Link not working here....:(

Potential-Monke · 09-08-2019 7:59pm

gerrybbadd wrote: »

Ya, but why?

He was cutting that very wide, but cut it thinner and it can be used as 'rope'.

Kat1170 · 04-09-2019 10:40am

Potential-Monke · 04-09-2019 11:57am

Weepsie · 04-09-2019 12:05pm

Potential-Monke wrote: »

No

Toast would be cold by the time the sandwich is made too

Kat1170 · 04-09-2019 12:33pm

Unlike Sting, I don't like my toast done on both sides.

tomwaits48 · 04-09-2019 12:36pm

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

my mind is blown, I've been doing it wrong all my adult life

New Home · 04-09-2019 1:11pm

Again, that only works if the bin isn't "sealed" like a bucket and the air has a way of escaping as you press down on the bin liner

B-D-P-- · 04-09-2019 1:27pm

New Home wrote: »

Again, that only works if the bin isn't "sealed" like a bucket and the air has a way of escaping as you press down on the bin liner

Actually I done that to my sealed bin, It works, Just dont hit the bag down too quick.

Mellor · 04-09-2019 1:55pm

New Home wrote: »

Again, that only works if the bin isn't "sealed" like a bucket and the air has a way of escaping as you press down on the bin liner

Alternatively, you can put an air hole in the bin or a air supply down to the bottom.

B-D-P-- · 04-09-2019 3:09pm

Mellor wrote: »

Alternatively, you can put an air hole in the bin or a air supply down to the bottom.

Or just a hole in the bag to let air through!! :pac::pac:

New Home · 04-09-2019 9:06pm

B-D-P-- wrote: »

Or just a hole in the bag to let air through!! :pac::pac:

Genius! :cool:

Capt'n Midnight · 01-10-2019 10:19pm

Keypad in the CD drive bay you don't use. :cool:

Spocker · 01-10-2019 10:33pm

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Keypad in the CD drive bay you don't use. :cool:

Assuming the drive bay is on the right :cool::cool:

Mellor · 02-10-2019 12:41am

Spocker wrote: »

Assuming the drive bay is on the right :cool::cool:

Assuming you have a CD drive :cool:

Hobosan · 02-10-2019 1:35am

Milk drum caps are so flimsy that you can press them back onto the drum. Add a slight twist motion while pressing with your palm to complete the job.

A small hack, but considering how much milk we consume here, this technique add years onto your life!

SuperS54 · 02-10-2019 2:13am

Hobosan wrote: »

Milk drum caps are so flimsy that you can press them back onto the drum. Add a slight twist motion while pressing with your palm to complete the job.

A small hack, but considering how much milk we consume here, this technique add years onto your life!

What's a milk drum?