Genius Pantry Hacks You Can Actually Use!

Magazine Holder for plastic wrap, aluminum foil, etc.

Magazine rack for cans

Magazine rack (vented) for onions and potatoes

Can organization with empty soda boxes (Note: Once I emptied a can, I'd cover the front of the box with a label for easier viewing)

Use a new shoe organizerfor storage of water bottles(found on buzzfeed. Could not find original user)

Organize Spaghetti Noodles

The two for the less handy :)

Over the door organizer

Pantry Rack Organizer

16 The Best DIY Pallet Projects

Hi! My name is Denise and I am a pallet-aholic. I've yet to really make anything but the projects are calling my name. I not only love the rustic look but I adore most anything that repurposes items most likely to be discarded.  I've gathered up 15 of my favorite pallet projects on my To-Do list.

DIY Pallet Map by Mod Podge ROcks

Roman Numeral Pallet Clock by Little Red Brick House

Patriotic Pallet Flags. Free videos by the MagicBrushinc.com

Pallet Patio Chair by Funky Junk Interiors

Upcycled Pallet Barn Door from AKA Design

DIY Eat Sign From Pallets from The Turquoise Home

Pallet Spoon Hook Rack from The Wood Grain Cottage

DIY Pallet Patio Furniture from Place of My Taste

DIY Pallet Headboard from The Thinking Closet

Pallet Arrow Art from Live Laugh Rowe

DIY Wood Pallet Arrow from Love Grows Wild

DIY Pallet Wine Box from One Project Closer

Pallet Wooden Star from Older and Wiser

pallet sliding barn door from Lehman Lane

Pallet Swing from Sheryl Salisbury

19 Cool Pallet Projects

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19 cool pallet projects

Genius (and CHEAP) Ways to Childproof Your Home

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Did you know that your baby can crawl for close to quarter of a mile before a cup of coffee can get ready? Many babies begin crawling at eight months. This means that they’ll start pulling everything that will attract their eyes-From chairs to books on reachable cabinets which exposes them to lots of dangers ranging from electrical sockets to plants on the floor.

In fact, your house may be safe for you but for your baby it’s another story. Therefore, be prepared to childproof your bathroom, kitchen, nursery, fireplace or any other area that may pose a threat to your baby.

GENIUS (AND CHEAP) WAYS TO CHILDPROOF 

73 Kitchen Hacks to Save Time

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Carrying out kitchen tasks can be really time-consuming, especially if you don’t know the easiest way to handle some of the tasks. Whether it’s storing food, removing egg shells, or preparing your favorite dish, you can find yourself spending a lot of time before you are done, whereas you could do it in other ways and spend only minutes if not seconds. If you want to know how you can handle everything in an easier and quicker manner, you need to learn more tips.
This post provides you with 73 kitchen hacks to save time with anything you are looking to do. Learn as much as you can and be wise as you undertake any task in your kitchen without wasting time.

73 KITCHEN HACKS TO SAVE TIME

DIY GIANT ORNAMENTS

DIY GIANT ORNAMENTS

CLAY POT SOLDIER

CLAY POT SOLDIER

Lighted Burlap Garland

Lighted Burlap Garland

DIY Garage Tool Organizer made out of PVC Cuttings

Organize all your garden tools in one small space with this PVC Garage Tool Organizer!  It’s a really handy idea you’ll love! Tutorial via ‘Newly Woodwards’.

PVC Garage Organizer Tutorial

Autumn Leaf Bowl

This Autumn Leaf Bowl is pretty as a picture and it will look gorgeous on a table in a favorite space in your home. If it’s that time of year in your part of the world and you can access some beautiful big Autumn Leaves, put them to use. 

Autumn Leaf Bowl Tutorial via ‘To Simply Inspire’

Instant Sunburn Relief & Cure

Every summer, somehow one of us always manages to get a sunburn. But never fear, here is an easy remedy that offers INSTANT relief  . . .

What You Need:
a Large, NON METALLIC Bowl
Earl Grey Tea Bags

Place 5-7 earl grey tea bags in the filter holder of your coffee pot, add water to the water area and run your coffeepot. Once it's brewed, transfer the tea into a large bowl and add the teabags that you used to brew that pot of tea. 

Let it cool. It's important to cool to prevent burns but room temperature is best since the burn is already hurting.  Soak a small, clean towel in the bowl of room temperature Early Grey tea. Wring it out and apply directly to the sunburned area. Leave on for a minimum of 30 minutes. NOTE: This tea MUST be applied within 6-8 hours of the initial burn.

With this method, your pain is gone and you are left with a tan. This only seems to work with Earl Grey tea.

While this remedy has been provided, I absolutely do NOT recommend or promote burning. I highly recommend a quality, high SPF sunscreen.

Disclaimer: As with ANY recipe, remedy, suggestion found on this site, this is just what I personally use. Using it is ultimately your choice and your responsibility.

Homemade Carpet Cleaner and Deodorizer 

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