16 *COMPLETELY FREE* HOME HACKS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND! 🤯

Today I'm sharing home hacks reusing & upcycling common household items that you probably already have in your house. These hacks will make your life easier AND reduce waste ☟ ☟ CLICK FOR LINKS AND INFO ☟ ☟

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ABOUT: Today I'm sharing ideas how to upcycle and reuse common household items you already have like: toilet paper rolls, amazon boxes, binder clips, milk cartons and more! Hope you enjoy - home hack videos are my favorite!

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[BbGun-lwvi]

Brittany, you have a unique brain that is always innovating. Yet your logical side is so strong and brings structure to every new idea.
You are by far the best at coming up with videos that combine creativity with practicality.
It’s really difficult to get this combo right. Other people on YouTube either get too creative where their tips are not useful. Or they’re useful, but it’s obvious, boring stuff.
An added bonus about your videos is that you’re always aware of the aesthetics. You don’t let aesthetics be the priority but you do understand its importance.

[rebeccareagan]

During quarantine I have become obsessed with saving the scraps of veggies/herbs and using them to grow more! This is easiest with green onions. Literally just put the bottoms that you cut off in water and they grow back in like a week! I’m going to start doing it with parsley, basil, and cilantro as well and create a mini herb garden in my kitchen 💛

[heatherhodson]

You can also make puzzles from the front of cereal boxes! I am a teacher and did this for years. KIDS LOVE IT!

[lopezkeila]

I've been cutting old towels to clean with for many years too. I am so grateful for the simple idea of putting news paper or the like, in the bottom of the trash & add essential oils. BRILLIANT!

[mapleleaf]

Empty tissue boxes are also great sitting on the laundry counter to collect the dryer lint😁

[og]

That greeting card puzzle thing blew my mind. And made me think of doing that with calendars! I always get a bunch of yearly calendars and those would make great kid puzzles!

[Kristin_Marie]

I reuse toothbrushes just as you mentioned, but I always ‘tag’/paint the bottom handle with nail polish. This helps let everyone in the house know that it is now a cleaning brush.

[nikkim.collier]

I save the oatmeal containers and use them for all sorts of things. I have a large one that I covered with contact paper and use the outside to hold headbands, and the inside to hold scrunchies and hair clips. I use a smaller one to hold change, just slit a hole in the top with a knife to be able to easily drop your change in. Those gum containers also work good for keeping bobbie pins in your purse or while traveling. You can also make them into really small first aid kits with a few band aids, and alcohol wipes. They also work great as small snack containers for Cheerios, nuts, gummies, etc. I love these videos! Please make it a series like you had mentioned.

[jemneye]

TP or paper towel roll that is empty can be cut down one side vertically and put around a roll of wrapping paper to hold it closed without tape.

[molo]

I take the end of a paper towel roll and duct tape it to the end of my hand vac with the long stick on. Then, I stick it down where the dryer mesh comes out. It will reach way down and suck up all the leftover lint. You can squish the paper roll and make it narrower. Your dryer will be more efficient & hotter.

[reneemulherin]

I am a granny gal and I have been upcycling and repurposing things for more years than I care to mention. I learned this from my mother who lived through the Great Depression and WW2. She was ingenious when it came to repurposing just about any item. For instance, she could not afford a bassinet when my siblings and I were born so she used an old dresser drawer lined with quilts for us. I have used everything you mentioned in your video at one time or another. One item that I use is the little plastic container in which mushrooms are packaged. These little things are great for organizing office and kitchen and bathroom drawers. I use a lot of mushrooms so I have a ton of them throughout my house for organizing a plethora of small to medium items. Deli containers from the grocery store are also reusable as pantry organizers for things such as dried fruits and baking morsels and nuts. I love your channel and always look forward to your new videos. You are quite an inspiration to so many young women, but we older ladies can learn from you as well. I wish you had been around when I was in my 20s and 30s, but, alas, you were not born yet and there was no internet! LOL!

[amyhamaker]

Binder clips are the BEST for camping, too—I’ve used them everywhere to hang small lanterns, clip up cloth for a shade fly, hold up a grill over a camping stove...

[Marie-offp]

One of the things I love that I have repurposed is the Larger 48 oz Skippy Peanut butter plastic jars (Sam's Club). I clean them out and remove the label, then use chalkboard label and use them for cookies, chocolate chips, snacks, nuts, powdered sugar, rice etc. Pretty much most dry goods and snacks work as they go stale in the original package once opened. These jars have extra wide mouth so you can fit your hand all the way in. Love these as it preserves the food longer and it is see through so you can see how much you have left.

[MeHere]

I use the large gum container to store the tiny tiny LEGO pieces. You know the ones that are only 1 or 2 dots or circles. These are hard to find in the large container when I help my grandson build things with his Legos.

[reahtoni]

When I’m feeling the blues or jus need an uplift I watch your videos just bc of your soothing voice. It’s very comforting

[Abbsizzle]

I really like that newspaper in the trashcan one!! Sounds super useful!!

[kateadams]

Since hand washing is vital a great solution is to reuse our large liquid laundry detergent dispenser. Fill with water and you have a way to wash your kiddos’ hands where sinks aren’t accessible. Overuse of hand sanitizer kills our good bacteria that protect us. Soap and water are safest and most effective.

[annahuber]

I love the watering can!! I’ve been quarantined with my 3 year old niece and we’re always looking for fun things to do. She loves taking care of our apartment balcony plants. Thank you for all the neat tips!!

[b.walker]

I cut old towels to my swiffer head size and use them for mopping. : ) Toss em in the wash and reuse them again.

[kkmarie]

I just finished putting some toilet paper rolls with essential oils in between my curtains and they look so much better, and hopefully the peppermint oil will help keep spiders away! Thank you for that hack in another video!!💚