HomeLife Hacks
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Cars, regardless of our best efforts, get dirty both internally and externally.
Today, I have manyeasy car hacksthat will make life easier.
The hacks are easy and cost-effective, perfect for anyones budget, and all use relatively common household items.
I hope you find these as helpful and useful as I do!
Now, on to the post!
Youll need two plastic water bottles to act as a pouring mechanism and a funneling one.
Again, it keeps the liquid all in one place, and clean-up is a snap.
Increase Your Visor with Cardboard
If the sun always seems just past your visor length, extend it!
Adding abinder clipand construction paper allows you to adjust both easily.
The sun should never be in your eyes (when its still that high in the sky).
Use Suction Cup Baskets to Store Kids Toys
Is kid stuff stretched across the length of your car?
Label the bins, too.
That way, you and the kiddos can find everything a bit easier.
Use a Carabiner on the Headrest Support to Hang Bags
Thislife hackis a game-changer!
This hack comes in handy when you dont have a funnel or other tool on hand to pour oil.
Simply split it in half and add it to the wall where your door comes into contact.
Its incredibly easy to check all hooks before leaving the car and taking anything thats hanging with you.
Check out these other brilliantcommand hook hacks!
The polish acts as a light sealant and can help prevent immediate further deterioration of the damaged area.
Trim them to size and wiggle them in for the best anti-losing apparatus.
These erasable window car markersare a great option for the creative kid or when an iPad dies, etc.
Adding rainproof film on the side mirrors provides a reliably clear image when rain strikes.
Suspending your phone from the review mirror with the rubberbands works welljust confirm they are reliable ones.
Attach a Tissue Box on the Passenger Seat Side
We all need tissues while traveling.
Make a permanent spot for them and attach them to the spaceI like mine on the passenger side door.
A cereal container does that perfectly and is super easy to empty.
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