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How To Find the Right Garage Door for Your Home
There are many things to consider before making a decision what to buy. While some considerations carry more weight than others, the choice boils down to the needs and preferences of an individual buyer.
By Tanya Mayer8 years ago in Lifehack
Trending Textiles for 2018
The easiest way to refresh your home decor is by using versatile, colourful and patterned textiles that you can wrap up in during winter or lay on the grass in summer. This article focuses on the best handmade, artistic collections made by industry professionals and indie creators.
By Georgia de la Bertauche8 years ago in Lifehack
DIY Lush Shower Jelly
Wibble. Wobble. Wibble...yes, these are the Lush shower jellies we are talking about! Launched in 2005 to celebrate Lush's 10th birthday, these jellies have become an internet sensation.
By ~ PoisonedPancakes ~8 years ago in Lifehack
Study Hacks Every College Student Should Know
I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Brookdale Community College in NJ and was awarded the Outstanding Student Award in the Social Sciences and Education Division. I was then accepted to a couple Ivy League institutions, but ended up going to Rutgers University because the Ivies wanted to saddle me with crushing debt.
By Ben Kharakh8 years ago in Lifehack
How To Organize Your Life in One Week
We keep telling ourselves that we need to get organized. But in our minds, this is a task that will take weeks, months, maybe even years, depending on how chaotic our lives might seem.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in Lifehack
Top Ten Time Management Apps to Optimize Your Productivity
It's hard to stay focused sometimes. And it's also easy to get bogged down and overwhelmed by our work schedules. There are so many different methods to staying on track, but with time management apps, even people with the most severe cases of ADD can stay focused. Whether it's as simple as organizing multiple conversations, sharing files or keeping reminders, here's top ten time management apps to optimize your productivity.
By Rob Gordon8 years ago in Lifehack
100 Percent Free
So there’s a saying that nothing is completely free. I pretty much disagree. This article has a back story. I’m currently 19 and throughout high school, I wouldn’t always pay attention in class, so I would go on my phone and search for ways to get free stuff or make money doing nothing. That’s the back story, I kept it short and simple. So I will tell you the best ways to get stuff for free that you actually want.
By Sheyenne Seals8 years ago in Lifehack
DIY Handcrafted Soap
Last summer, I found myself with a new hobby: handcrafted soap making! My nights were spent saving ideas to my laptop, while I perused the online stores. I looked through inventory of wholesalers who sold organic ingredients in bulk for crafty people like me. I wanted my end product to be as eco-friendly, natural, and as pretty as possible! Most importantly, I wanted my soaps to be moisturizing.
By Lady Sunday8 years ago in Lifehack
Special Effects for Filmmakers That Don't Need CGI
Lights, camera, action! Are you an amateur filmmaker or videographer who wants to insert cool effects or camera tricks into your videos but doesn't have the money to buy the expensive software to insert them? Don't worry. Over the years, I have discovered cheap ways of making "special" effects with cameras without fancy CGI or professional film-making software.
By Joseph Pecher8 years ago in Lifehack
Easy Money
There are tons of ways to make money nowadays. You can sit home at your computer and pretty much just file from home and get paid for it, or invest in Bitcoin. I’m going to give you a few ways that don’t take too long to make a little change and have access to it pretty quick.
By Sheyenne Seals8 years ago in Lifehack
Five Steps to Surviving City Life
Having spent the past eight years of my life living in different cities both here in the United States and overseas, you get accustomed to life in an urban environment and how to make the best of it. If you’re coming from a rural town or a suburb, adapting to a city can take months or even years when you’re not used to the frenetic scenes, fast-paced traffic, and always on the go mentality. A fact of this day and age is that the urban population around the world keeps increasing and a good amount of industries and jobs, including in the high tech world, are based out of cities.
By Ben W8 years ago in Lifehack
7 Fun Ways to Learn a Language
Congratulations! Only by clicking on this article, you have already proven you are on your way to become a brilliant linguist. It also means that you are fun.
By Anezka Smidlova8 years ago in Lifehack