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 1.) Tie a small piece of bright colored fabric to your luggage. Saves a lot of time to check if its your bag or not.

2.) For people who use their phone to watch things often and are tired of leaning it onto something where it will fall down after an hile: Use your sunglasses!

3.) Bounce batteries to see if their good or bad. Drop them on a table from about 6 inches. If they give one small bounce and fall right over, their good. If they bounce around around any more than that, they're dead or on the way out.

4.) use a clean dustpan to fill a container that doesn’t fit in the sink

5.) Use a clothespin to hold a nail while hammering.

6.) USE A MUFFIN TIN TO SERVE CONDIMENTS AT A BBQ

7.) Use toilet paper rolls to make seed starter pots

8.) To make BLTS, or any toasted sandwich, place 2 slices of bread in a single toaster slot. This way, the bread gets warm and toasty on the outside, but stays soft and chewy on the inside

9.) PUT A WOODEN SPOON ACROSS A BOILING POT OF WATER TO KEEP IT FROM BOILING OVER

10.) Put your money in a sanitary napkin package
before puting it in your purse - no one will steal it!

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