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Line the tops of hard-to-reach cabinets with paper grocery bags so instead of dusting, you can just replace the bags.
Use rubber bands to hold the towels in place and tightly clasp the tongs on the blinds as you pull them back and forth. See it here.
Just wrap the cords and push them through the roll! Write what they charge or plug into on the roll so you don't forget which is which. See it here.
You can also use a lint roller to pull some of the loose dirt off window screens and dust lampshades. See it here.
Unscrew the handle and toss the plastic canister that used to hold the soap. Wedge the tube onto the dispenser's straw and snake it under the sink and into the soap bottle. That's it! See it here.
Get two 56-oz bottles of Dawn on Amazon for $11.68. Get the tubing from Amazon for $26.99.
Instead of scrubbing the stuck-on food off every single shelf, you can just pull out the placemat, which is way more stain-resistant and easier to clean. See it here.
Use wire cutters to make tiny cuts on either side of the zip tie, and pull the snipped parts away to make the barbs. Then stick it down the drain and pull out your worst nightmare! See it here.
You can either hang the carabiner, or stow it in a drawer. Either way, you've still got them all in one place! See it here.
Get a five-pack of carabiners from Amazon for $6.59.
After letting it all soak for an hour, remove the dryer sheet and wipe the pan (without emptying the water!) with a sponge. Give it a rinse and the stains should be gone! See it here.
So much easier than finagling with those terrible boxes. It's a space-saver too! See it here.
Just give it a rinse whenever food drips! You'll be saving yourself a huge hassle in the long run.
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Just slice the seam ripper through the hair and then pull it out with your hands. See it here.
First, clean the cabinets with white vinegar. Then, cut up grocery bags to fit the sections and lay them down. That's it! See it here.
You can also keep them upright in the pantry to take advantage of vertical space. See it here.
Stick chalkboard labels on the front and cooking instructions on the back. See it here.
If you have a plastic shoe organizer, just poke holes in the bottom of each pocket so the water can drain! See it here.
The bristles will help agitate the soap and break up mildew and soap scum. You can also use it on the walls and ceilings! See it here.
And drill a hole in the bottom of the can if the suction makes it difficult to pull the bag out. See it here.
You can also use these hooks to hang bras, belts, and tank tops! See it here.