hacks

Are you having a problem with wasps at your house? If so, you might want to try this simple paper bag trick to keep them away. But, does it actually work?

Winter mornings can be a struggle even when there's no ice or snow on the ground.

Louisiana shoppers are discovering the hidden code used to denote special deals and discontinued items at Costco. Here's what to look for.

If you're in and out of the air conditioning and wear glasses then you know the frustration of foggy lenses. Here is a simple hack to help you see clearly.

No stink, no danger, and no more flying insects interrupting your patio plans or endangering your kids while they play. It only cost pennies, literally.

Amazon often resells returned merchandise. Here's how to tell if your "new" purchase was someone else's return to sender.

Tired of torturing your teeth on unpopped kernels of popcorn? You can use this hack to remedy that situation in seconds and continue snacking in peace.

A single-word search can reveal if your significant other has "naughty pictures" on his phone. Be careful, what you find out might be really upsetting.

We don't condone the practice but if you're going to sneak booze into a music festival this is a great way to do it. It requires a lot of planning though.

If you like your rose bushes and want more, don't run to the store for more rose bushes—go to the store for potatoes instead.

If you're bothered by those "typing bubbles" on your text messages here's how you can make them disappear.

A simple setting on your microwave oven could make all the difference in whether or not you burn your hand when you grab your food.

Sure, you know the round buttons are used to indicate what soft drink is in the cup? But do you know what those rectangle buttons do?

When you complain your drink isn't strong enough, here's the bartender's trick to make you a happy customer.

Finally, an easy way to clean outside furniture and other items, including the family pet, that don't require buckets, brushes, or any other special equipment.

A common item from your kitchen could be all you need to decrease your fuel consumption by as much as 40%.

Using this hack, you can now open the seemingly indestructible plastic packaging that so many companies use to protect their products from people who buy them.

This common kitchen staple can be put to good use in battling high energy bills during the summer months. You probably never thought about using it this way.

A can of tuna from your pantry could be all you need to turn your lawn, garden, and flower beds into the envy of your neighborhood.

What freshens our mouth can freshen our shirts and pants or so says a Tik Tok creator who promises fresher laundry after just one load.