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Landlord bodgejobs can get pretty skeezy. Case and point: balance the new propane tank precariously with a toolkit. Psssh, don't get sassy with me, mister! It's only the living spaces of several dozen people you're toying with here!

Since Seattle winters rarely produce much icy cold I am yet to invest in an ice scraper and usually resort to a CD case laying in my car to get the job done. What about you?

~NSHA

Instructables user cbaabc73 came up with a cheap and easy way to turn off outlets when you aren't using them. He built it after noticing his wife kept leaving the curling iron plugged, which can be extremely dangerous. This DIY project takes only basic tools without the use of soldering.

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What is this world coming to when you can't even trust your air fresheners to be left alone together? And they're so young!

~NSHA

I guess they need a way to power their tiny freezers so they can make tiny mojitos for their tiny mouse friends.

~NSHA

Just like the top bunk, you don't want it because it's better, you want it because your brother chose it first.

~NSHA

Plug it in, plug it in, plug it in, plug it in, plug it in, plug it in...

Good thing he left that wire hanging there, now it'll be easier to yank out with your bare hands.

~NSHA

Sometimes when you travel, you need to adapt to survive. Literally.