The bowl with magnets underneath is brilliant! I'm a cardmaker with lots of small dies. This is a great solution to keep them contained while I'm working - I've "lost" too many on my desk!
Great group of tips Norrine. We use the ice in the garbage disposal, but with baking soda as we don't keep lemons around the house. Lemon juice lasts longer for us. It's still keeps it smelling fresh.
@@TheCraftyOrganizer You always look nice and present about as pleasant as anyone can. You “sparkled” with good looks, competence, professionalism plus all the former. Something about your eye makeup and your black top complimenting those eyes and the gleam off exquisitely clean dark hair. I hear you regarding Covid. I’ve gained 7 lbs and some days don’t get out of my pjs. Maybe my Covid disgrace is why I noticed your grace plus!!!
The pool noodle under the furniture is brilliant. I am so tired of digging out balls and other toys from under the couch. And of course my lab only wants the ball that is under the couch.
The Pam spray works. Plus if you have little critter pets & a metal wheel they use that squeaks you can safely use the cooking oil without harming the pet
Noreen I just wanted to thank you for your video on wire shelving for storage. My daughter and I bought two sets of shelving for our understairs cupboard and they are amazing. We can now see what we have and get to everything easily. You're a star.
When it comes to painting. If you put your brush in a bag and need to store for a couple of days simply twist the bag shut and put it in the fridge. Great big time saver.
A bunch were new, but I may have heard the pool noodle in the bed wheels before. Except now I’m ready for it!!! So I heard it. Will do it. Not using the pool noodles for my boots right now-I put them back in the box.
Great video Norinne! Here's another trick for you; my school secretary gave me this tip about thirty years ago when I started teaching, and it works. To keep cottage cheese fresh in the fridge MUCH longer than normal, well past the due date, turn it upside down. It really works!
Great ideas! I use the ice trick for my garbage disposal with a small twist. If I have extra lemons that I don't think I am going to use before they go bad I cut them into wedges and freeze them. When I empty my my ice maker bin to refresh for company I run the ice through the garbage disposal with a couple frozen lemon wedges. Clean smelling disposal and sharpened disposal blades.
You could use the magnetic bowl for tiny steel dies too. I use a magnetic bowl used for screws etc, I love that thing. Bonus is when I loose a die on my desk I just wave the bowl around and whoosh it reappears 😊
Pool noodles for bed legs....genius!!! Going out and get one, or two. I have heard the one about the twin fitted sheet as a tablecloth for picnics...to carry one in your 'picnic basket' for the park or beach table. Clean and won't blow off. Thank you...heading for part 3. 🥰
I've used this idea too, but for anytime I'm not wearing my boots, it keeps them from falling over in your closet floor. Take care and God bless. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
If boil eggs put the egg shells in the disposal and it will sharpen the blades also. You can put a packet of lemonade in your dishwasher soap dispenser do not put any dishes in it and run a normal wash cycle and your dishwasher will smell amazing.
The sock over the vacuum was new to me. The pool noodles are a must for me now that I am a crafter. I use them in place of the floral foam for my arrangements but just used them in the bedroom for the first time. Built a platform to go under a trundle bed to raise it up and slit a noodle. Using it to cover the edge of the platform to protect our shins and it locks the trundle in as well. Thanks again for the hacks.
About once a month I empty my icemaker (esp old stale shrunken ice) into my garbage disposal & once it's stuffed full of ice, I turn it on a few seconds before the water. Using the ice chips to scrape the inside clean. Cover the hole or it will spit back the black funk living inside. By filling it, instead of a few cubes, it scrapes all the old particles inside & up top out. Sometimes (usually ) I clog it with ice shavings & it backs up into the sink. Once it melts it drifts down the drain. No lemons needed, because all the grime & goo is gone. Smells great every single time.
I loved the idea about gluing magnets to bottom of a dish to keep up with pins and needles. Love it. Thanks for your time and inspirations. Take care and God bless you and yours. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
The magnetized bowl is brilliant! I got one of those magnetized bows for free at Harbor Freight and use that... AND... if you're working with a metal ironing board the dish will stick to that too and you can't spill (or step on) the pins no matter what. I heard the veggie oil in lieu of WD 40 as well. I can't comment from experience but SO many people have been talking about it for years, do, in theory... Now, the car wax on the stove top? Yeah baby! I don't want to do what was on my to do list today, so I'm for real gonna go try this! Thanks for the tip! Lots of love from the Southern California desert, MK ❤️🌞🌵
I do several of these. I've been using the cooking spray hack since I was a kid because we were too poor to afford WD-40. I enjoy these videos. You've given me some cool ideas along the way. Thank you!! 🙂
Oh my... Love these hacks.... The pool noodles are great... I use vaseline on my shower curtain rod. Love the bowl idea.... I'll have to tell my daughter about the container for plugs outside. Soap works good on zippers also. Awesome idea for finding small things with vac Lots of new ideas... Love this video....
@@pamelaestes6427 I assume to help the curtain hooks glide. I just use those simple C shape clear plastic hooks. They don’t snag at all! The metal ones drove me crazy.
Great tips! I love the ones about using pool noodles and a covered vacuum cleaner to pick up small items(I wish I'd known this a couple of days ago!). I've been told that new garbage disposers dont use blades any more. Is that true or not? As always, watching you is a terrific use of my time! Thanks, great ideas!
I didn't see in any of my research about new disposers not having blades, but I wasn't looking for that info. I'll look into it!! It's always nice to see you, Cass!!! Thanks for watching and commenting ❤
@@TheCraftyOrganizer well that was an interesting foray into google. Responses vary widely but this one I believe. www.expresssewer.com/blog/top-5-myths-about-your-garbage-disposal
These are great hacks, and I like to add a couple to your list. I've seen these somewhere else for pool noodle hacks and thought they were genius. If you have a bucket with a thin handle that hurts your hand, you can cut a length and slit it to fit over the handle. Also, you can use the same idea on the end of a rake and turn it into a squeegee for a large area...like cleaning your garage floor, etc. Thank you for all of your great ideas. ❤
Love your curls! I intended to mention it before now but I always forget. Re taking pix of the refrigerator prior to purchasing groceries - brilliant! It would also let me know how much space I have for various items. (I wish I had taken a pix prior to my last trip to Sam's Club. I never thought I would hear the words 'too much ice cream' from my mouth.) I am not associated with this free website other than as a user but I find it useful. I downloaded the "out of milk" app to keep my grocery list current and convenient. Once I add an item to my grocery cart I tap the item on my list, it drops to the bottom of the screen. That simplifies creating future lists, tap the lower items and they return to the current shopping area. (If including the app info is against your guidelines please delete this post.)
You and I can be best friends..... as I don't think I would ever say, 'too much ice cream' either. LOL I'll check out that app! Thanks, GaChic!!! Oh, and thank you for the compliment. xoxox
I have been told by more than one electrician, even with the power off using a potato to remove a broken lightbulb is very dangerous. If you live in the Midwest or anywhere it snows and you have a heavy wet snow, spray cooking spray on the snow shovel. No more sticking snow!
That's interesting.... every source I've checked with says it is very dangerous only IF - the switch is on. If it is off, it's the safest way.... AMAZING tip for the snow shovel! Genius!!!!
I use the cooking oil to keep my sliding glass doors sliding easy..also in our larger storage it has pull up garage type door, spray in railing..saves on my back! Car wax on shower doors for hard water repelent..the nylon back my son did when he spilled my micro beads, it works..
Have used the stocking over the vacuum hose to pick up pills my dad dropped. Sometimes they rolled under the cabinet; and this made it easy to retrieve them!
Thanks for the tips. The cooking spray works but becomes very sticky and attracts dust. We used it once where I used to work and this was what happened there.
I love the one about the glass cooktop because that's what I have and it's sometimes difficult to clean. I always have Pam cooking spray on hand so I'll keep that hack in mind. And the panty hose or sock over the vacuum hose is such a great idea! All great ideas! Thank you for sharing!
I liked all of them, many I have done myself in the past :) BUT! I DO NOT recommend using cooking spray in place of WD40. Yes, it will work in a pinch, but WD40 is made of mineral based oils and solvents which will not decay in the same way as a food based product will. IE, using cooking spray will go rancid eventually (be it weeks or months) and could cause either some bad smells, sticky residues, discoloration and maybe even lead to rust as it acidifies from decay. I may use it on an application that would be near food products (such as maybe lubing up a hand mixer part, or the gears of a my can opener) but also be mindful of how I would clean it up should I have to.
@@TheCraftyOrganizer I've used regular Olive oil on a paper towel to get the squeak out of my door hinges with no odor or problems. Been doing this for years now and works like a charm, although I will have to reapply 1-2x a year if the squeaking returns.
These are great! I really like the paint brush in a baggie idea so I don't have to clean it so much! And the pool noodles under the couch! As for finding something small that you drop, I learned a great hack from my brother, who's visually impaired. Take your cell phone with the flashlight on (or a regular flashlight) and hold it to the floor. The item will cast a shadow so you can find it! He dropped a pill and showed me how to find it like that. I've used it since then and it works great! Thank you! 😊❤️
I absolutely love your channel, your amazing! I always learn so much from you, thank you so much!! And for the question about Pam cooking spray, YES it does work!!! I had squeaky does and didn’t have WD40! So I tried the Pam and it worked out great!!! I usually hold a paper towel under the area I’m spraying to catch the extra that drips down where I don’t need it! 😊❤️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Just last week I used Pam Cooking spray on the front storm door and was unable to find the WD40. Oils work to if need be; cooking oil, baby oil or a lube oil. Awesome. I’ve also used stocking of vac hose, potato on busted bulb.
These are great ideas! Will you please link the part one in the comments? The potato thing does work! But please, turn the light off at the breaker before you try this! Also, if you can't get a pool noodle because they don't always have them in the winter, you can get foam pipe insulation at the hardware store. It's actually cheaper, about $3.00 for 6foot section!
Hi Norrine! You're looking fabulous in this video. Al lot of these hack's were new to me, especially the ones using pool noodles and cooking spray! Thanks for the hacks!
I knew a couple, but no the rest. I especially like the one about the vacuum and a sock. I drop my earring backs frequently (too frequently actually) and I have dark brown, low shag carpeting. Ugh, this hack will save me so much time on my hands and knees looking for them.! My other favorite is putting the outdoor plugs in a container! Will save me so much time. I’ve been wrapping them in a freezer plastic bag and used electrical tape to keep them dry. Genius! Thank you, as always, you are the best! Hugs!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer the baggie and tape works great when you want to hid the plugs vertically, but I will definitely be doing the containers on the ground. Great minds work together! LOL hope you have had a great day! Hugs!
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using the vacuum to suck up something small was brilliant.
Right??? Why didn't I remember that one when my kids were little!!!!! "Time to clean up the (insert tiny foot-killing toy name)" LOL
The bowl with magnets underneath is brilliant! I'm a cardmaker with lots of small dies. This is a great solution to keep them contained while I'm working - I've "lost" too many on my desk!
Yay! Glad it was helpful.
I use the fitted sheet trick when I need to walk away from a craft project and don't want my cats to get into it!
Ha! That's funny - and a GREAT idea!
Great group of tips Norrine. We use the ice in the garbage disposal, but with baking soda as we don't keep lemons around the house. Lemon juice lasts longer for us. It's still keeps it smelling fresh.
That's a great idea!
Just writing to say you look beautiful in this video. Your makeup is spot on and you look terrific in the black sweater with your dark shining curls.
Wow!!!! Thank you!!!!! I've been trying harder to present myself better. I got a bit lazy during the last 7 months at home! LOL
@@TheCraftyOrganizer You always look nice and present about as pleasant as anyone can. You “sparkled” with good looks, competence, professionalism plus all the former. Something about your eye makeup and your black top complimenting those eyes and the gleam off exquisitely clean dark hair. I hear you regarding Covid. I’ve gained 7 lbs and some days don’t get out of my pjs. Maybe my Covid disgrace is why I noticed your grace plus!!!
My favorites were the waxing of a drawer and using a potato to get out a broken bulb! Excellent video! Thank you!
Just make SURE the power is off!!!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer lol, for sure! Wouldn't that be an electrifying experience?😂👍🏻
The pool noodle under the furniture is brilliant. I am so tired of digging out balls and other toys from under the couch. And of course my lab only wants the ball that is under the couch.
My Domino is the same way!!! I'll hand him one, he drops it and stares at the unreachable one! LOL Silly puppies!
The Pam spray works. Plus if you have little critter pets & a metal wheel they use that squeaks you can safely use the cooking oil without harming the pet
OH!!!! That's awesome!!!! I have a soft spot for pets. Thanks for pointing that one out!!!!
Noreen I just wanted to thank you for your video on wire shelving for storage. My daughter and I bought two sets of shelving for our understairs cupboard and they are amazing. We can now see what we have and get to everything easily. You're a star.
Right???! They may not be the prettiest shelves, but - BOY do they work well!!!! So glad you liked them too.
These were all new to me!! Brilliant ideas!!! TFS!! Hugs!❤️
I love the twin size bedsheet for the table. Thank you 💖
Me too!!
The fitted sheet tablecloth would be great for outside on a windy day too 🤯
I didn't think of that! Yes!!! I thought that idea was a keeper!!!
When it comes to painting. If you put your brush in a bag and need to store for a couple of days simply twist the bag shut and put it in the fridge. Great big time saver.
Great tip!
those are some awesome ideas. and if you reaaly want you can cover the pool noodle with some fabric to match the sofa
Home run idea!!!!!!
👍👍Norrine, I thought all of these were great. Some I did not need but know folks who do & will pass them along. Thanks so much! 💞
You are so welcome!
All of the hacks were new to me. :) Pool Noodle hacks are things I will try especially the one to save my toes!
A bunch were new, but I may have heard the pool noodle in the bed wheels before. Except now I’m ready for it!!! So I heard it. Will do it. Not using the pool noodles for my boots right now-I put them back in the box.
Love these hacks!
Great video Norinne! Here's another trick for you; my school secretary gave me this tip about thirty years ago when I started teaching, and it works. To keep cottage cheese fresh in the fridge MUCH longer than normal, well past the due date, turn it upside down. It really works!
Great tip! Makes sense, as it keeps the air away. Thanks, Flashy Jackie1!!!
Most of these hacks I have never heard of. So cool. The hack with glue & toothpicks my mom uses. Thank u. Have a great night.
Great ideas! I use the ice trick for my garbage disposal with a small twist. If I have extra lemons that I don't think I am going to use before they go bad I cut them into wedges and freeze them. When I empty my my ice maker bin to refresh for company I run the ice through the garbage disposal with a couple frozen lemon wedges. Clean smelling disposal and sharpened disposal blades.
Yes I’ve used coconut oil many times for squeaky things. It also smells a lot better 😊
Yes it does!
You could use the magnetic bowl for tiny steel dies too. I use a magnetic bowl used for screws etc, I love that thing. Bonus is when I loose a die on my desk I just wave the bowl around and whoosh it reappears 😊
Great tip!!!
I've actually used baby oil and a squeaky swing outside when I had nothing else and it worked!
Smart!!!!
Golf tees are cheap, and can be used in place of match sticks
I never thought of that! Great tip!
Hi Norrine! I loved this! I love the potato idea! Brilliant! Thank you xx
Thanks so much! 😊
Used cooking oil on squeaky door etc . Also essential oil also great. Smells nice too
Great tip!
Norrine: Awesome info you shared!!! Most I’ve known about, but a refresher is always a good idea 🤪 ❤️😀
Right?! I forgot about a few of these! LOL
I have used cooking spray on my kitchen shears when they were sticking. Worked like magic.
Good to know! Thanks, Teresa!
I loved them all. Thanks
Glad you like them!
Pool noodles for bed legs....genius!!! Going out and get one, or two. I have heard the one about the twin fitted sheet as a tablecloth for picnics...to carry one in your 'picnic basket' for the park or beach table. Clean and won't blow off. Thank you...heading for part 3. 🥰
I love all the ideas. I bought some pool noodles to put in my boots this winter to keep them standing up while they dry. 😉
Love that!
I've used this idea too, but for anytime I'm not wearing my boots, it keeps them from falling over in your closet floor. Take care and God bless. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
I do the same thing!
I did that too. Works real well.
Great ideas. I like idea and hack videos!
I do the garburetor trick all the time! I even had to tell my plumber about it!
If boil eggs put the egg shells in the disposal and it will sharpen the blades also. You can put a packet of lemonade in your dishwasher soap dispenser do not put any dishes in it and run a normal wash cycle and your dishwasher will smell amazing.
Yes on Cooking spray on hinges!!
It gets too sticky and attracts dust. Try using wax paper. That worked for me.
That's so cool!!!
Great tips as always. Looking forward to Friday's video !
Yay! Hope you like it!
Great ideas and hacks. tfs
Thanks for watching!
The only one new to me is the pool noodle on the garage door, clever.
The sock over the vacuum was new to me.
The pool noodles are a must for me now that I am a crafter. I use them in place of the floral foam for my arrangements but just used them in the bedroom for the first time.
Built a platform to go under a trundle bed to raise it up and slit a noodle. Using it to cover the edge of the platform to protect our shins and it locks the trundle in as well.
Thanks again for the hacks.
Thank you for sharing .the potato and the lightbulb is a fab idea. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for watching!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer 💐💛
Hi Norrine! , Genius - part two! All great ideas! Thank you Norrine! Blessings - Judith 🎵🍁
Always nice to see you, Judith! Thank you 🌿💛
All fabulous ideas! I bought pool noodles to put under my bed because it is so hard to clean under.
It's a huge help!!!! I think our fur babies purposely hide their things there. LOL
This was GREAT. I had to add a new playlist called (helpful tips). Thanks Norine.
Yay!!!! Glad you liked it.
About once a month I empty my icemaker (esp old stale shrunken ice) into my garbage disposal & once it's stuffed full of ice, I turn it on a few seconds before the water. Using the ice chips to scrape the inside clean. Cover the hole or it will spit back the black funk living inside.
By filling it, instead of a few cubes, it scrapes all the old particles inside & up top out. Sometimes (usually ) I clog it with ice shavings & it backs up into the sink. Once it melts it drifts down the drain. No lemons needed, because all the grime & goo is gone. Smells great every single time.
Oh... thanks for the reminder to cover the hole!!!! I hate the icky stuff inside. LOL
WOW I only knew the potatoes and the vacuum one. Great ideas, hope you are going to do these ideas often. I saved and shared this video. TFS! 🤗🐞🥰
So glad you liked them!!!! I may do them more often.... everyone seems to really like them!
I have used cooking spray on hinges. I works well. 😄
I loved the idea about gluing magnets to bottom of a dish to keep up with pins and needles. Love it. Thanks for your time and inspirations. Take care and God bless you and yours.
Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
You are so welcome!
Great tips.
These are my favourite type of videos. I’ve saved it so that I can watch it again.
Glad you enjoyed it!
a damp paper towel wrapped around a paintbrush also keeps it ready to go when you need it again.
Good to know!
the car wax is great on appliances, store tops either electric or gas, counter tops and showers. Jubilee Wax by J & J did it back in the 60's
What?!? That's awesome!!!!
The magnetized bowl and Tupperware for the extension cords were new to me. Great ideas!
Just love the hacks! TY!
TFS I love tips, tricks, hints and hacks, great video. God Bless
Thanks so much!
The magnetized bowl is brilliant! I got one of those magnetized bows for free at Harbor Freight and use that... AND... if you're working with a metal ironing board the dish will stick to that too and you can't spill (or step on) the pins no matter what.
I heard the veggie oil in lieu of WD 40 as well. I can't comment from experience but SO many people have been talking about it for years, do, in theory...
Now, the car wax on the stove top? Yeah baby! I don't want to do what was on my to do list today, so I'm for real gonna go try this! Thanks for the tip! Lots of love from the Southern California desert, MK ❤️🌞🌵
I just love you
Awww. 😘
I do several of these. I've been using the cooking spray hack since I was a kid because we were too poor to afford WD-40. I enjoy these videos. You've given me some cool ideas along the way. Thank you!! 🙂
I have used Pam spray on doors and cabinets alot. Works great!!
Good to know! Thanks, Debi!
Great tips
Glad you like them!
Oh my... Love these hacks.... The pool noodles are great...
I use vaseline on my shower curtain rod.
Love the bowl idea.... I'll have to tell my daughter about the container for plugs outside.
Soap works good on zippers also.
Awesome idea for finding small things with vac
Lots of new ideas... Love this video....
What is the vaseline on the shower curtain rod for?
@@pamelaestes6427 I assume to help the curtain hooks glide.
I just use those simple C shape clear plastic hooks. They don’t snag at all! The metal ones drove me crazy.
OH!!! Great idea for the zipper!!!!
@@pamelaestes6427 vaseline on rod helps make curtain pull easier
I've seen the magnet under a bowl for my husband's work bench in the garage. good idea for the sewing pins and other metal smalls
Great tips! I love the ones about using pool noodles and a covered vacuum cleaner to pick up small items(I wish I'd known this a couple of days ago!). I've been told that new garbage disposers dont use blades any more. Is that true or not? As always, watching you is a terrific use of my time! Thanks, great ideas!
I didn't see in any of my research about new disposers not having blades, but I wasn't looking for that info. I'll look into it!! It's always nice to see you, Cass!!! Thanks for watching and commenting ❤
@@TheCraftyOrganizer well that was an interesting foray into google. Responses vary widely but this one I believe. www.expresssewer.com/blog/top-5-myths-about-your-garbage-disposal
I really like your tip videos. Some I know, but there are always hidden gems! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, Lyse! Will do!
I have used shaving cream for squeaky hinges!!
What!?! I'd never heard of that one before! I like it - smells good AND cleans it! Thanks, Sandy!
The cooking spray does work, I’ve used it at my parents house and at my own home.
Thanks for sharing!!
No problem 😊
Cooking oil will work to grease a hinge but it will attract a lot of dirt.
Great point!
All but 2 were new! Thanks for the info!
Glad I could help!
I use press a seal for my paint brushes it keeps all air out and will keep it wet for days.
Oh, that's a GOOD one!!!! Thanks, Karen!
These are great hacks, and I like to add a couple to your list. I've seen these somewhere else for pool noodle hacks and thought they were genius. If you have a bucket with a thin handle that hurts your hand, you can cut a length and slit it to fit over the handle. Also, you can use the same idea on the end of a rake and turn it into a squeegee for a large area...like cleaning your garage floor, etc. Thank you for all of your great ideas. ❤
Those are great, Kim! I think I could do a video JUST on pool noodle tricks!!!!
You are just remarkable!!!
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Great ideas thank u.
Glad you like them!
Love your curls! I intended to mention it before now but I always forget. Re taking pix of the refrigerator prior to purchasing groceries - brilliant! It would also let me know how much space I have for various items. (I wish I had taken a pix prior to my last trip to Sam's Club. I never thought I would hear the words 'too much ice cream' from my mouth.) I am not associated with this free website other than as a user but I find it useful. I downloaded the "out of milk" app to keep my grocery list current and convenient. Once I add an item to my grocery cart I tap the item on my list, it drops to the bottom of the screen. That simplifies creating future lists, tap the lower items and they return to the current shopping area. (If including the app info is against your guidelines please delete this post.)
You and I can be best friends..... as I don't think I would ever say, 'too much ice cream' either. LOL I'll check out that app! Thanks, GaChic!!! Oh, and thank you for the compliment. xoxox
These were so great !
Hi friend, awesome tips. TFS. I can’t 2ait until Fridays video. Have a great week. 💜💜💜
Thank you! You too!
I haven't used any of these hack but I will now.
Yay!!!
love your shows, really useful and never the same thing, I love how versatile you are with life happenings, to crafts
Thanks so much!
Wow! Love them all!! Thank you :)
So glad!
the "baking spray" hack is not new to me but it`s definitely cleverer than WD 40, cause it`s not a lubricant. So, your hack is much more efficiant ;)
Hey hi wonderful ideas✨😍 I used coconut hair oil on my door 🚪hinges and they don't squeak anymore 😊
Great tip!
great ideas, thanks
Thanks for watching!
A lot of them were new to me, thanks!
Happy to help!
Wow great ideas TFS 👍🏻
You are so welcome
I have been told by more than one electrician, even with the power off using a potato to remove a broken lightbulb is very dangerous.
If you live in the Midwest or anywhere it snows and you have a heavy wet snow, spray cooking spray on the snow shovel. No more sticking snow!
That's interesting.... every source I've checked with says it is very dangerous only IF - the switch is on. If it is off, it's the safest way....
AMAZING tip for the snow shovel! Genius!!!!
I use the cooking oil to keep my sliding glass doors sliding easy..also in our larger storage it has pull up garage type door, spray in railing..saves on my back! Car wax on shower doors for hard water repelent..the nylon back my son did when he spilled my micro beads, it works..
OH MY GOSH!!! I'm doing my shower doors this weekend! Great tip!!!
Have used the stocking over the vacuum hose to pick up pills my dad dropped. Sometimes they rolled under the cabinet; and this made it easy to retrieve them!
Thanks for the tips. The cooking spray works but becomes very sticky and attracts dust. We used it once where I used to work and this was what happened there.
Yup. I prefer to use wax paper.
Good to know!!!!!
Love your videos! These hacks/tips are great. Please keep them coming.
Thank you! Will do!
I love the one about the glass cooktop because that's what I have and it's sometimes difficult to clean. I always have Pam cooking spray on hand so I'll keep that hack in mind. And the panty hose or sock over the vacuum hose is such a great idea! All great ideas! Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
the only one I knew was the potato and broken lightbulb
I liked all of them, many I have done myself in the past :) BUT! I DO NOT recommend using cooking spray in place of WD40. Yes, it will work in a pinch, but WD40 is made of mineral based oils and solvents which will not decay in the same way as a food based product will. IE, using cooking spray will go rancid eventually (be it weeks or months) and could cause either some bad smells, sticky residues, discoloration and maybe even lead to rust as it acidifies from decay. I may use it on an application that would be near food products (such as maybe lubing up a hand mixer part, or the gears of a my can opener) but also be mindful of how I would clean it up should I have to.
Great feedback! Thanks, Shalie!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer I've used regular Olive oil on a paper towel to get the squeak out of my door hinges with no odor or problems. Been doing this for years now and works like a charm, although I will have to reapply 1-2x a year if the squeaking returns.
These are great! I really like the paint brush in a baggie idea so I don't have to clean it so much! And the pool noodles under the couch! As for finding something small that you drop, I learned a great hack from my brother, who's visually impaired. Take your cell phone with the flashlight on (or a regular flashlight) and hold it to the floor. The item will cast a shadow so you can find it! He dropped a pill and showed me how to find it like that. I've used it since then and it works great! Thank you! 😊❤️
I absolutely love your channel, your amazing! I always learn so much from you, thank you so much!! And for the question about Pam cooking spray, YES it does work!!! I had squeaky does and didn’t have WD40! So I tried the Pam and it worked out great!!! I usually hold a paper towel under the area I’m spraying to catch the extra that drips down where I don’t need it! 😊❤️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great feedback! Did it get sticky??
I used to know the panty hose over the vacuum idea when I was younger and forgot too.
I'm not alone!!!! LOL Yay!
Just last week I used Pam Cooking spray on the front storm door and was unable to find the WD40. Oils work to if need be; cooking oil, baby oil or a lube oil. Awesome.
I’ve also used stocking of vac hose, potato on busted bulb.
Amazing!!! Thanks for sharing :)
These are great ideas! Will you please link the part one in the comments?
The potato thing does work! But please, turn the light off at the breaker before you try this!
Also, if you can't get a pool noodle because they don't always have them in the winter, you can get foam pipe insulation at the hardware store. It's actually cheaper, about $3.00 for 6foot section!
I should have thought of that! LOL Here it is: th-cam.com/video/wzrvH4EVr3Y/w-d-xo.html
Great tip on the pipe insulation!
Hi Norrine! You're looking fabulous in this video. Al lot of these hack's were new to me, especially the ones using pool noodles and cooking spray! Thanks for the hacks!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for all the tips. They are so appreciated
Any time!
I knew a couple, but no the rest. I especially like the one about the vacuum and a sock. I drop my earring backs frequently (too frequently actually) and I have dark brown, low shag carpeting. Ugh, this hack will save me so much time on my hands and knees looking for them.! My other favorite is putting the outdoor plugs in a container! Will save me so much time. I’ve been wrapping them in a freezer plastic bag and used electrical tape to keep them dry. Genius! Thank you, as always, you are the best! Hugs!
OMG! The baggie and tape is exactly what I would do!!!!! LOL
@@TheCraftyOrganizer the baggie and tape works great when you want to hid the plugs vertically, but I will definitely be doing the containers on the ground. Great minds work together! LOL hope you have had a great day! Hugs!
Great hacks. Most of them I didnt know about. I've heard that about the cooking oil too but never tried it.