20 Life Tips and Tricks People Rarely Know But Are Super Useful

• 🍞Keep Bread Fresh Longer
  Store your bread in the freezer and slice off as much as you need. It stays fresh for much longer and prevents it from going stale.
• 💧Use Rice to Dry Out Your Phone
  If your phone gets wet, place it in a bag of uncooked rice for 24–48 hours. The rice helps absorb the moisture and can save your phone from water damage.
• 🥄Use a Spoon to Remove Strawberry Stems
  Place the spoon just below the stem of a strawberry and scoop it out easily. It’s quicker than using your hands or a knife.
• 🧊Ice Cubes to Remove Carpet Dents
  If you have dents in your carpet from furniture, place an ice cube on the spot. Once it melts, fluff the fibers with a fork for a smooth finish.
• 🔋Use Aluminum Foil to Boost Battery Life
  If you have a dead battery, wrapping it in aluminum foil can help it charge a little faster (though this hack should be used with caution).
• 🔒Prevent Zippers From Getting Stuck
  Rub a pencil or soap on the zipper teeth to keep it from sticking. This will allow your zippers to glide smoothly again.
• 🧴Mark Keys with Nail Polish
  Use a different color of nail polish on the head of each key to help you identify them quickly. This is great if you have a lot of keys!
• 🧊Ice Cube for Wrinkles in Clothes
  If you don’t have an iron, place a few ice cubes in the dryer with your wrinkled clothes. The steam will help remove wrinkles in minutes.
• 🍽️Use a Coffee Filter as a Plate Liner
  When eating on the go, line your plate with a coffee filter. It catches crumbs, grease, and spills, keeping everything neat.
• 🍋Clean Your Microwave with Lemon
  Heat up a bowl of water with lemon slices in the microwave for 3 minutes. The steam will loosen grime, making it easier to wipe clean.
• 🧃Keep Your Toothpaste Tidy with a Clothes Pin
  Use a clothes pin to keep your toothpaste tube from becoming a mess. Simply clip it at the end to keep it neat.
• 🌿Use Baking Soda to Clean Shoes
  Sprinkle baking soda inside your shoes to remove odors and freshen them up without using harsh chemicals.
• 📦Save Time with a DIY Cord Holder
  Use an old toilet paper roll to organize and store your cords and cables. It keeps them tangle-free and easy to access.
• 🍊Peeling Garlic Easily with a Jar
  Place garlic cloves in a jar, close the lid, and shake it vigorously for 20-30 seconds. The skins will fall off, making garlic prep a breeze.
• 🧴Dryer Sheets to Repel Dust
  Wipe down surfaces with dryer sheets to reduce dust build-up. They also help to keep your home smelling fresh.
• 🖨️Use a Hairdryer to Remove Stickers
  If you need to remove a sticker from glass or plastic, use a hairdryer on high heat to loosen the adhesive. It comes off easily afterward.
• 🧼Wash Your Hands Without Soap
  If you’re out of soap, wash your hands with alcohol-based hand sanitizer. It works as effectively as soap in killing germs.
• 🖋️Use a Rubber Band to Remove a Stripped Screw
  Place a rubber band over a stripped screw and use a screwdriver to remove it. The rubber gives extra grip to turn it out.
• 🍯Use Honey as a Natural Skin Moisturizer
  Honey is a natural moisturizer that helps hydrate and soothe your skin. Apply a small amount to dry spots for instant relief.
• 💡Use a Whiteboard for Family Schedules
  Instead of relying on sticky notes, use a whiteboard in a common area to keep track of everyone’s schedules, appointments, and reminders.