How To
How to Organize a Kitchen
A disorganized kitchen can be a big headache! Being able to quickly and easily find the items you need can save you time and unnecessary stress. Before you start organizing your kitchen, sort your belongings according to use. Next, arrange your countertop...
Where Is My Wallet? How to Protect Your Money & Find a Misplaced Wallet
You’re reaching for your wallet to pay for your morning coffee and—oh no!—it’s not in your pocket where it should be. Is it missing? Was it stolen? Did you just forget it at home? If you’ve lost a wallet before, then you’re familiar with the panicked feel...
How to Stack Hay
Stacking hay is hard work! Hay bales are heavy and they can't be stacked haphazardly. They need to be positioned in specific ways to prevent damage. To protect your bales from mold, always build stacks on wooden pallets. Pack the bales in tightly for the...
How to Put a Reed on a Clarinet
Before you can play the clarinet, you have to put a reed on it. The reed is the second most important factor in producing a sound on the clarinet, second only to you, the player. Putting a reed onto a clarinet can be tricky, as the reed is delicate and th...
How to Cure Nausea
Nausea is the worst. Nothing feels right, sounds are off, your body's shaky, and the smell of food...well, never mind that. For nausea both mild and severe, there are many home remedies that will get you back to full strength, moving and working throughou...
A Guide to Dyeing Your Hair with Indigo Powder and Henna
People have been dyeing their hair with indigo for thousands of years. With a little finesse, this all-natural, plant-based pigment can turn your hair midnight black—no artificial chemicals required. This guide will teach you how to dye your hair with ind...
How to Keep a Book Journal
If you read a lot of books on a regular basis, it can be a great idea to keep a book journal. Like a diary, a book journal chronicles your life through the books you read. With every book you read, you add an entry detailing your thoughts and reflections....
How to Catch a Lizard without Using Your Hands
Maybe it's the new unwanted visitor in your house. Maybe you just want to have a "pet" for part of a day. It could be that you just want to see if there are any lizards around your yard. Whatever your reasons, there are ways to catch one of these quick li...
How to Make a Cootie Catcher (Origami Fortune Teller)
This article will explain how to make a cootie catcher, also known as a paper fortune teller, chatterbox, salt cellar, or whirlybird. These are very good boredom busters, and are easy to make.
How to Shorten Backpack Straps
Backpacks have two straps to give leeway for the backpacker to adjust their style or comfort level. Over time, worn out straps may slip through the mechanism, and manage to throw the weight off one shoulder and onto the other. Some serious hikers may also...
How to Make Friends in College
College is exciting and scary all at once. You have tons of freedom, but you’re also in a new environment surrounded by hundreds of complete strangers. Making new friends requires conscious effort, but it’s totally doable. Take a deep breath and get out o...
How to Harvest Rain Water in a Household Setting
Even in places where water isn’t scarce, recycling rainwater can save you money on your utilities, and it’s one more step towards a cleaner, more sustainable environment. We have all the tips you need to get started on this fun, thrifty project!
How to Start Building Wealth at a Young Age
You are never too young to start saving and investing. People who start investing when they are young are more likely to develop habits that will last a lifetime. The earlier you start investing, the more money you’ll accumulate over time. To find additio...
How to Cross Your Eyes
Want to annoy your parents, amuse your friends, or add a little something extra to your comedy routine? "Crossing" your eyes (angling them inward toward the center of your face), is a fun, easy trick that never fails to get a reaction of some kind. And,...
How to Make Chocolate Chip Cookies with Store Bought Dough
Chocolate chip cookies and milk seem to be perfect together. Munching on them while watching TV is as natural as eating popcorn in the theatre, but making your own is even better, because all things home made, just taste great!