Muffin Pan Plant Spacer

The possibilities for how to shape and space plants in the garden are endless. We think that you more orderly gardeners out there will love this idea, and creative ones will too. Just take the muffin pan from your kitchen out to your garden bed for a few minutes. Stamp it into the soil so the cups are imprinted into the soil. Place your seeds or seedlings into the indents and cover them with soil. The muffin pan plant spacer will create perfect columns and row. You’ll be enjoying your well spaced plants in no time.

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Rating: 20 (from 24 votes)

Dry Shoes in a Dryer Quietly

To dry shoes, tie a knot in the end of their laces and hold the knot when closing the dryer door so they don’t bang around during the dry cycle.

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Rating: 19 (from 23 votes)

Laundry Sorting Baskets

Use two expandable shower curtain rods set at an angle to make better use of the space above your washer and dryer. Adjust their separation so that plastic storage bins can span the distance but still rest on the rails via their handles.

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Paint Can Excess Paint Rubber Band

Grab a heavy duty rubber band and carefully stretch it over your open paint can. The middle of the band then makes a great tool for removing excess paint from your brush.

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Rating: 18 (from 20 votes)

DIY Swiss Army Keychain

Say goodbye to boring old keyrings. This DIY Swiss army style “keychain” is not only practical, but it makes quite a fashion statement too Visit the link from our friends over at Make.com for the step-by-step details.

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Rating: 18 (from 18 votes)

Bend Wood with Vinegar

bend wood with vinegar

Bending thin pieces of wood can easily make them snap, crack and split. Bend wood easily using vinegar. Just coat the wood with some white distilled vinegar and bend away without worrying about breakage.

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Rating: 18 (from 28 votes)