Martha Stewart Living recommends squeezing lemon (or other citrus fruit of similar size) halves with a set of kitchen tongs to get more juice than you would by using your hands alone. More &raq…
We’ve covered a few methods of roasting coffee beans at home over the years using a popcorn popper, a soup can and a drill, or a hand-crank popcorn popper. To that list we’re now adding a method that o…
If you spend a lot of time in your in your backyard and often find times where you could take care of a few tasks if you had a trowel, gloves, pruning shears, or other small item handy consider adding a…
Smartphone cameras are better than ever, and while they can take some pretty solid pictures, you can really get some fun shots with a DIY macro lens. Here’s how to put a macro lens on your phone without…
If you tend to lose small items like bobby pins and paper clips, using an old Tic Tac dispenser can be the perfect storage solution for keeping them all together. More »
We’ve all had one or two charging cables fray over the years, and it can be annoying—not to mention a fire hazard. DIYer Angelica discovered a quick and easy way to protect them with an old clicka…
If you need a better way to store your headphones without them cluttering up your desk, reader Bruno Tagliani shares his solution: a tiny contraption built with nothing but two cheap binder clips. M…
It may seem silly, but shirt collars that constantly curl upwards can be really annoying. Reader Chip Barron shows us his DIy fix, using a $1.50 pack of iron-on patches. More »
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Ice packs are a great way to keep your lunch cool, but they’re a bit expensive if you’re in the habit of losing them. Over on cooking blog My Kitchen Escapades they show a cheap, reusable, and easy way …
If your homemade videos look like they were taken in an earthquake, you can smooth it out with a rubber band and a tripod. More »
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