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By Olabanji ElijahPublished about a year ago 4 min read
Top Ten Lifehacks To Make
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# 10 Simple Lifehacks to Make Your Everyday Life Easier

We all face moments in our daily routines when things seem more complicated than they need to be. Whether you're rushing to work, trying to stay organized at home, or just looking for ways to make life a little smoother, a good lifehack can save you time, money, and a lot of stress. Here are 10 simple and effective lifehacks that can help you streamline your day and make life just a little bit easier.

### 1. **Use Binder Clips to Organize Cables**

Tangled cables can turn into a frustrating mess, whether it’s the charger for your phone, laptop, or headphones. One quick solution is to use binder clips to organize your cables. Clip them to the edge of your desk, and thread the cables through the metal arms. This keeps your cables tangle-free and easily accessible whenever you need them.

### 2. **Repurpose Toilet Paper Rolls for Drawer Organization**

Toilet paper rolls are not just for the bathroom! They’re an excellent tool for organizing small items in drawers, such as pens, pencils, cords, or makeup. Simply collect the rolls, cut them to size if necessary, and arrange them inside your drawers. You’ll be amazed at how much neater and more organized your space becomes.

### 3. **Use a Tension Rod Under the Sink for Extra Storage**

If your bathroom or kitchen cabinets are cluttered and you’re struggling to find space for cleaning supplies or toiletries, a tension rod can be a game-changer. Install a tension rod under the sink to hang spray bottles, cleaning cloths, or even rubber gloves. It’ll maximize vertical space and keep everything within easy reach.

### 4. **Freeze Grapes for Chilled Wine**

If you’re looking for a way to chill your wine without diluting it, try freezing grapes! Simply wash and freeze a bunch of grapes, and use them as ice cubes. When added to your glass of wine, they’ll cool your drink without watering it down, giving you a refreshing sip every time.

### 5. **Use a Shower Cap to Cover Shoes When Packing**

Packing for a trip can be a hassle, especially when it comes to keeping your clothes clean. To avoid dirtying your clothes with shoe grime, simply pack your shoes in a shower cap before placing them in your suitcase. This is an easy and inexpensive way to keep everything tidy while saving space in your luggage.

### 6. **Clean Your Microwave with a Lemon**

If your microwave is covered in grease or food splatters, there’s an easy, all-natural way to clean it. Slice a lemon in half, place it in a microwave-safe bowl with water, and microwave it for 2-3 minutes. The steam from the lemon will loosen up any stuck food particles, making it much easier to wipe everything down with a damp cloth.

### 7. **Use a Hair Tie to Keep Your Books Open**

If you like to read while cooking or doing chores, holding your book open with one hand can be awkward. A simple solution? Use a hair tie! Wrap the hair tie around the top of your book, creating a stand that holds it open. This will free up both of your hands, so you can multitask without losing your place.

### 8. **Store Your Cutting Boards Vertically**

In the kitchen, counter space is precious. If you’re running out of room in your cabinets or drawers, try storing your cutting boards vertically. Place them upright like books, either in a drawer divider or in a slot next to your kitchen counter. Not only does this save space, but it also makes it easier to grab the board you need without having to dig through a pile.

### 9. **Use a Rubber Band to Remove Stripped Screws**

We’ve all encountered a stubborn screw that refuses to budge. But did you know that a rubber band can help you get a better grip on a stripped screw? Simply place the rubber band over the screw and use a screwdriver to twist. The rubber band provides extra traction, making it easier to unscrew even the most stubborn ones.

### 10. **Keep Your Car Smelling Fresh with a DIY Air Freshener**

If you’re tired of using artificial air fresheners in your car, try this simple DIY solution. Fill a small jar with baking soda, add a few drops of your favorite essential oil, and screw the lid on tightly. Poke holes in the top of the lid, and place the jar in your car’s cup holder. This will keep your car smelling fresh for weeks, without relying on store-bought products.

### Conclusion

Life doesn’t have to be complicated, and these 10 lifehacks are proof of that. Whether you’re organizing your space, solving everyday annoyances, or adding a touch of convenience to your routine, small changes can make a big difference. Try a few of these hacks today, and see how much easier your life can be. After all, it's often the simplest solutions that work best!l

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