Ingenious Ideas

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When the gas bottle runs out at the BBQ



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Saves pushing




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Covers a large area




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To keep your grocery bags upright



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Airhorn - much cheaper than most alarm systems




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They won't fall through the grill on your BBQ




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Lazy way of hedge trimming




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Ingenious use of water power


The human brain is so clever at improvising. :thumb:

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I like the carabiner clips in the boot to keep the shopping from falling over :nod:

Won't be trying any of the others any time soon! :lol:
 

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With the iron one it is best not to use a steam iron. The fat from the meat tends to block the holes on a steam iron.
 

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Won't be trying any of the others any time soon! :lol:

Maybe you could try these.

In a Finnish grocery chain customers' magazine, there is a popular readers' tips section — it has been a somewhat bizarre read for decades. One item/ingredient is the centrepiece: a pair of tights.

Like... so:


Annnnnd:



More — and then some — HERE


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Maybe you could try these.

In a Finnish grocery chain customers' magazine, there is a popular readers' tips section — it has been a somewhat bizarre read for decades. One item/ingredient is the centrepiece: a pair of tights.

Like... so:


Annnnnd:



More — and then some — HERE


:lol:

That second clip is just darn clever :bow:
 

Urmas

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That second clip is just darn clever :bow:

Some of those ideas — thousands upon thousands — are absolutely brilliant. Others... well... just funny. Or weird. Or funny and weird.

Some blue ribbon classics:

* Hand a pair of tights from the ceiling — by the TV chair/sofa — and the remote won't get lost.
* A pair of tights on... ahem... its last legs? Before you toss it, scrub the outside of the toilet bowl with it.
* Summer cottage tip: Put [unopened] cans/bottles of beer into tights and the whole "package" into the [cool] lake. Instant fridge.
* Tights make — or makeS??? dammit! — for a marvellous onion bag. And mosquito net.
* At the beach all by yourself? Tights can be used for spreading sun lotion on your back.
* Need an instant tool belt for your drill? OK, OK... these go onandonandonand...

A bit of "science" has been made on this. The main finding — in explaining the popularity of "nifty tights tips" — is that they are a treasure trove of necessary features: For example, they are thin, elastic, translucent, bag-like (with two legs), they can be easily cut... elasticity being the main feature.

Finally, a "meta" tip: Having trouble with the Sock-Eating Monster? Put all the dirty socks into a pair of tights, make a wee knot, and throw the "package" into the washing machine!

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