The Valley Tribune: Amazing Life Hacks

There are some amazing things that you can do with items that are just laying around the house. Everything from a drier sheet to a rubber band can be useful doing household things. Most of the items in the list I'm about to share with you have a very low cost, and it also doesn't take much time to complete. Here are 15 amazing "life hacks" that will be easy to do, saves money, and time.

Before you throw away a post-it, run it between the keys on your keyboard to collect crumbs and dust.
When you want to cross words out but you don't want them to be legible, instead of scribbling over them, write random letters and words over the original.
When traveling, keep a bar of scented soap in the same compartment as your dirty laundry. It will keep your clothes smelling clean.
Put a drier sheet in you shoes at night and they won't smell bad the morning after you put it in your shoes.
Clear nail polish will stop a run in a pair of hose.
In your garage, hang a tennis ball from the ceiling, over the spot where you car should stop when you are parking,
The next time you have a sore throat, try marshmallows. The gelatin in marshmallow soothes it.
If you have bad breath from garlic, eat a small bit of parsley, and that should get rid of the smell.
Rust build-up? Try soaking whatever the rust is on in salt and vinegar over night. It should be good as new by morning.
You can heal paper cuts and immediately stop the pain by rubbing chap-stick on it.
To remove the stem on a strawberry, use a straw.
A frozen, saturated sponge in a bag makes an icepack that drip all over the place when it melts.
Put the straw through the tab of your pop to keep it from popping out of the can when you're trying to get a drink.
Use unscented dental floss to cut things like cake, pumpkin rolls, and brownies.
Put pancake mix in a ketchup bottle for easy pouring, and a no mess experience.

These are some great "life hacks" and some of them are pretty interesting. You can even come up with you own. There are many more than what I put on here. Down below are links to some of the best "life hacks" ever.