14 More Life Tips and Tricks

Use a Sticky Note to Clean Your KeyboardSlide the sticky part of a note between the keys to grab dirt and dust.

Use a Shoe Organizer to Store Cleaning ProductsHang a shoe organizer on the back of a door to keep your cleaning products organized and accessible.

Use a Muffin Tin for Snacks at PartiesUse a muffin tin to serve individual portions of snacks like chips, nuts, or candies at parties.

Use a Tea Strainer to Sprinkle Powdered SugarUse a tea strainer to evenly dust powdered sugar or flour over baked goods.

Use a Shower Cap to Cover Shoes in LuggageWrap your shoes in a shower cap to keep dirt and germs off your clothes while traveling.

Use a Zippered Pillowcase for Storing BeddingKeep extra sheets and pillowcases organized in a zippered pillowcase when not in use.

Use a Bread Clip to Label CablesKeep your cables organized by labeling them with bread clips to avoid confusion.

Use a Magnetic Strip to Organize ToolsAttach a magnetic strip to the wall to store small metal tools like screwdrivers and scissors.

Use a Rubber Band to Prevent SpillsPlace a rubber band around a bottle to stop it from tipping over.

Use a Towel to Remove Wrinkles from ClothesPut your wrinkled clothes in the dryer with a damp towel to steam them out.

Use a Cotton Ball to Store EarbudsWrap your earbuds in a cotton ball for tangle-free storage.

Use a Pool Noodle to Protect Your Car DoorsCut a pool noodle in half and attach it to your garage wall to prevent car door dings.

Use a Bread Bag Clip to Hold a Paint Can LidUse a bread bag clip to secure your paint can lid when you’re not using it.

Use a Clutch Purse as a WalletInstead of carrying a bulky wallet, use a small clutch purse to store your cash and cards for a more compact option.