If you have a landlord who locks your thermostat, you can make it warm up your space by cooling the thermostat itself. #Daily #Home #Hacks

If you’re measuring something like honey or syrup, line the inside of the measuring cup with a very small amount of cooking oil. The ingredients will pour out easily and not stick, allowing you to get the full amount. #Daily #Home #Hacks

Keep a list of all the issues and problems you face living in your current home. When you go house hunting again use the list to avoid the same problems and find a more practical house saving you money and frustration. #Daily #Home #Hacks

Go buy a decent shower head (like $30-50 decent). You use it every day (at least once), and the newer heads have better pressure, more options, and typically use less water. Better experience for you, while saving money and our planet. #Daily #Home #Hacks

If you ever spill laundry detergent, try cleaning it up first with laundry you already need to wash. #Daily #Home & Garden #Hacks

If you have concrete steps or a concrete transition from pavement to your garage floor, never use rock salt to melt ice. It will eat through your concrete like a piranha. Instead use calcium chloride pellets. #Daily #Home #Hacks

Keep pickle and pasta jars and pour oil and grease from cooking into them. Throw them in the trash when they're full. Never put grease or oil down the sink ! #Daily #Home #Hacks

If you would like to identify a plant, Google Lens is pretty accurate and will take you to related websites. #Daily #Home #Hacks

If you have a spare/guest bedroom, break up the monotony of staying home by sleeping there for a night or two. Backyard camping works too, even for adults! #Daily #Home #Hacks

If an outlet seems to have a loose grip on the plug, either stop using it, or don't leave something unattended in that outlet. A loose outlet can overheat, which could be a fire hazard under the wrong conditions. #Daily #Home #Hacks

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If something in your oven catches on fire, DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR!

(Feeding flames with a rush of oxygen is the absolute last thing you want to do in this situation. Instead, leave the door closed, turn off the oven, and watch for the fire to smother itself as the oxygen inside the oven depletes. If the flames get worse or refuse to go out, leave the house and call the fire department. Better to ruin your stove top than burn your entire home down.)

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Many plants will grow from a branch or stem from a parent plant. If you identify them and they sell them at a nursery then you can most likely find a broken off branch/stem at the nursery and grow a plant from it for free. #Daily #Home #Hacks

If you’re buying a home, instead of getting a home inspector to do your pre-sale inspection, get a plumber, an electrician, and a general contractor to do a more comprehensive assessment. #Daily #Home #Hacks

Lighting affects perception heavily. If your house feels like a dungeon, change out for some high lumen LED bulbs, everything will seem happier and even more clean! #Daily #Home #Hacks

#Home&Garden Life Pro Tip:

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If you have a basil plant / Tulsi plant take the small fresh leafs first and not the big old ones. The big leafs are basically the main power source of the plant, taking all of them weakens the plant and it will slow down the growth.

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Lock doors from the outside with a key to avoid locking yourself out. #Daily #Home #Hacks

When rodent proofing, don’t use Spray Foam or Metal Wool. #Daily #Home #Hacks

If your sliding closet door's wheel fell from its top track, set down a hanger, lift the door atop the hanger to keep it from moving, with the wheel back inside the track, then nudge and/or shove the wheel so that it clicks and realigns fully. The door will keep falling, otherwise. #Daily #Home #Hacks

To make your house or apartment feel much cozier, have various lamps throughout the rooms. #Daily #Productivity #Home #Hacks

If you're trying to find a stud in the wall, look for an electrical outlet. If there is one, it's typically nailed against a stud. #Daily #Home #Hacks