00:00Life Hacks Every Older American Should Know
00:01Fill a condom with laundry detergent, tie a dead knot, poke a tiny hole in it, and toss it right
00:07into the washing machine.
00:08This thing will slowly release the soap during the wash, getting things thoroughly cleaned.
00:12Since the ones in your nightstand are just gathering dust anyway, you might as well put them to some practical
00:17use.
00:18Sneak into your wife's drawer and snag a panty liner.
00:20Stick it to the back of your broom, spray on some cleaner, and use it to wipe the tops of
00:25the cabinets you can't reach.
00:26The water absorption and dust removal are top-notch.
00:28This is absolutely its most practical destiny.
00:31Down jacket dirty and you're still getting ripped off at the dry cleaners.
00:35Have your husband put it on and stand directly in the shower.
00:38Scrub it vigorously with body wash and an exfoliating washcloth, blast it with the shower head, and you're done.
00:44It saves money, it's efficient, and you can even bond a little while you're at it.
00:48Shower caddy rusted so badly you can't even look at it.
00:50Tear off a piece of aluminum foil, crumple it into a ball, and scrub it hard directly against the chrome.
00:56The friction reaction makes it instantly shine like new.
00:59Before sweeping up trash, wrap a layer of aluminum foil around your dustpan.
01:03After sweeping, just pull the foil off, crumple it into a ball, and throw it in the trash.
01:07Now the dirt will never stick to your dustpan because of static electricity again.
01:11Rip off a section of plastic wrap from the kitchen and wrap it tightly around the broom head.
01:16The static electricity will suck up all that dog hair and dust from under the sofa perfectly.
01:21When you're done, just rip it off and toss it.
01:23The broom will be cleaner than when you first bought it.
01:26Put a steel wool pad directly over the bottom of your broom,
01:29and you can stand up and scrub years of stubborn grime off your bathroom floor tiles completely clean.
