• Take a Sand Paper

• Cut into a small strip

• Now Get a drill and wrap the small strip of sandpaper to its nostril as shown below and paste the ends using hot glue

• Now fix the drill the table and on the drill and sharp the objects easily

Take the rose cuttings and push the bottom ends of the cuttings into the potato.

Moisture and nutrients in the potatoes will allow the cuttings to develop healthy roots.

Place A Rubber Band Around An Open Paint Can, To Wipe Your Brush On, And Keep Paint Off The Side Of The Can.

Use paper clips to organize your cables.

Use a hanging shoe rack to store cleaning supplies. And Keep them away from kids

Use toothpaste to clear up hazy car headlights

Step 1: What you'll need:

• Regular ol' toothpaste
• Old towels or rags
• Water for rinsing
• A pair of filthy headlights

Step 2: Scrub!

• Squeeze out a bit of toothpaste on the rag and scrub the headlight.
• Scrub however you want. Circular motion adds nothing.

Step 3: Admire headlight dirt.

• See How much dirt is attached in the cloth that you used to scrub.

Step 4: Rinse and be excited.

If you're sick of seeing banner ads in your games and other smartphone apps, you can block them just by putting your phone in airplane mode.

Putting your phone into airplane mode will charge it twice as fast.

Need an inexpensive cookbook holder? Try a pant's hanger.

When travelling keep a bar of scented soap in the same compartment as your dirty laundry. It will keep your cloths smelling clean.

Put a blue ink cartridge in a red pen. Because no one steals a red pen

• Pour a half a cup of baking soda and a cup of vinegar into a clogged drain.
• Once it stops foaming rinse down the sink and your drains will be clear.
• A cheap and environmentally friendly way to unclog a sink! 

1. This cleaning method means much faster, easier cleanup after smoothie-making and soup-pureeing.
2. This blender cleaning method is super easy. 
3. You just need hot water, a bit of soap, and a few seconds.
4. If your blender has build-up or is looking a bit dull, you can also add a drop of vinegar or some lemon.

Method :

• Pour water in the blender: Fill your blender pitcher about halfway with hot water from a kettle or the tap.
• Add dish soap: Add just a drop of dish soap.
• Turn on the blender! Put the blender pitcher back on the base and hold the lid down with a towel. Turn on the blender and let it run for about 10 seconds.
• Pour out the hot water and rinse: Rinse out the blender thoroughly with more hot water. 
• You should have a perfectly clean blender with no smoothie, no soup, no pureed baby food left to be scrubbed out.

• Just cut the tennis ball in half, cut a line across it, and mount each half to your wall.
• You can then shove stuff inside of the opening you created and it'll hold it well thanks to the tennis ball's rubbery insides.
• This works well on its own, but if you want your tennis ball holders to be ridiculously cute (like the ones pictured above), add some eyes. Suddenly they're pretty much impossible not to love.

How to make Tennis Ball Holder

Use paper clips to find the end of tape roll easily

Couple of ideas for storing you lights safely and making sure they won’t be tangled next year.

1. The Cardboard Method

One way of storing Christmas lights is to take a piece of rectangular cardboard and start cutting slits down each side, once you have done this you can begin to slot your lights into the slits and wind them round the board. This method is very good as the lights become very easy to put away as they can be stored flat.

2. The Coat Hanger Method

Another way you could store you lights is to wrap them around a coat hanger this will stop them from getting tangled and also means you could store them neatly in a spare wardrobe.

3. The Wrapping Paper Roll Method

The final idea for stopping lights from getting tangled is quite similar to the first all you need is the cardboard inside of wrapping paper roll you just finished with. Simply take your cardboard roll cut a slit in the top and bottom so that the lights can be secured and then wind all the way down until all your lights are ready to be put away for next year.

4. The Egg Carton Bauble Method

If you’ve still got a lot of decorations to put away maybe try placing some of your more intricate baubles into egg cartons.

Bounce batteries to see if they are good or bad. Drop them on table from about 6 inches. If they give one small bounce and fall right over, they are good. If they bounce around and around any more than that they are dead or on the way out.

Use nail polish to identify different keys

Use a clean dustpan to fill a container that doesn't fit in the sink.

If you have a CD or DVD that keeps skipping, or won’t play, rub a little smooth peanut butter onto the scratch and wipe it away with a soft, dry cloth.