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"Uncovering 22 Hidden Features and Hacks in Everyday Products"
Reddit users share a variety of hidden features and tips for common products, including lifetime warranties on consumer goods, the ability to watch local channels with an HD antenna, a Fitness genre on Netflix, the option to mute most modern microwaves, and the plant identifier feature on Apple cameras. Other tips include using the iPhone calculator as a scientific calculator, utilizing the tabs on foil and plastic wrap boxes, and adjusting the top rack in dishwashers.

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"Eliminate Tupperware Odors with a Clever Coffee Ground Trick"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by House Digest

If you have smelly Tupperware, you can eliminate the odors by placing fresh coffee grounds in the container overnight. Coffee contains nitrogen, which minimizes oxidation and helps keep food smelling fresh. For stubborn odors, mix water and baking soda to create a paste, apply it inside the containers, let them sit for a day, and rinse clean. This hack allows you to repurpose your Tupperware and avoid adding to landfill waste.
"Genius DIY ketchup container hack goes viral on TikTok"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo News

A TikTok user named Margaret (@peruvianmami_x2) has gone viral for sharing a DIY life hack on how to transform an empty ketchup holder into a lid that fits perfectly atop a full ketchup container. While some commenters expressed concern about potential germs, Margaret assured her followers that she wiped the counter down. The video has garnered over 1.2 million views, with commenters amazed by the technique and imagining other creative uses for the hack.
Revive Your Old Scissors with This Simple Hack
Originally Published 2 years ago — by House Digest

Instead of throwing out your old pair of scissors when they become dull or rusty, you can use WD-40 to keep them sharp and rust-free. WD-40, known for its versatility around the house, was actually invented to prevent and remove rust. Simply spray WD-40 onto the scissors, focusing on the fulcrum, and scrub off any oxidized metal. For extremely rusted scissors, you can enhance the effectiveness of WD-40 by using a salt-and-bag trick and rubbing a lemon over the blades. Rust-free scissors not only ensure clean cuts but also prevent safety concerns.
"Efficient Life Hacks and Science-backed Tips to Save Time, Money, and Calories"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Bored Panda

Internet users share a variety of useful life hacks on Reddit, ranging from household tips to financial advice. Some of the popular hacks include setting alarms to help kids get ready for school, batch cooking meals for the week, walking more for better health, and being helpful at work. Other tips include delaying the first cup of coffee in the morning, setting up savings accounts for expected expenses, and buying clothes only if they meet a predetermined price and if you absolutely love them. Overall, these life hacks aim to save time, money, and improve daily routines.
Enhance Candle Longevity with a Pinch of Salt
Originally Published 2 years ago — by House Digest

Adding a pinch of table salt to melted candle wax can make the candle burn longer by raising the melting point of the wax and keeping it away from the hot flame. Another method involves coating the exterior of a container-less candle with a salt-water mixture, which creates a thin salt coating that helps prolong the burn time. However, it's important to use the correct amount of salt to avoid difficulties in lighting the candle or dimming the flame.
"Pool Noodle Hacks: Bed Making and Patio Canopy Tips"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by House Digest

A TikTok user shared a genius pool noodle hack to keep bed sheets securely tucked in at the foot of the bed while you sleep at night, preventing your toes from popping out of the bottom and keeping them warm. The hack involves squeezing a pool noodle into the gap between the footboard and the mattress, which holds the sheets in place even when you move throughout the night. This hack works best on bed frames with a footboard, but it can also be done without one by tucking the foam tube underneath the mattress along with the bedding.
Maximizing Battery Efficiency in Your Electronic Devices
Originally Published 2 years ago — by LifeSavvy
If you need AA batteries but only have AAA batteries, you can use a small piece of aluminum foil to bridge the gap between the smaller battery and the larger battery compartment. This allows the AAA battery to power the device like an AA battery would.