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Life hacks or shortcuts designed to make
your life easier. This show is meant to

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help you, not hurt you. So hack at your
own risk.

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Does your shampoo leave you with dry,
damaged, and dull -looking hair?

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You need the latest in revolutionary
hair care technology with natural

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ingredients that cope and nourish each
strand.

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What you need is beer.

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The proteins found in the malt and hops
repair damage and boost overall body.

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And the sucrose tightens the cuticles,
giving an enhanced shine.

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Not to mention the man in your life
won't be able to get enough.

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Tastes as good as it looks.

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Beer. It's what your hair has been
thirsting for. Also available in light

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-ounce size.

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Tonight on Hack My Life.

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We've got 30 ways to hack your day,
including your trip to the supermarket.

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Wonderful. Plus a solution for busting
into those difficult plastic packs.

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Eat it.

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Seven tricks you can do with aluminum
foil. And a bunch of shortcuts you

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can't live without.

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It's all leading up to our electrifying
hack of the week. You're welcome. This

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is Hack My Life.

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When it comes to cutting a watermelon,
if you don't have a knife, you're pretty

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much screwed.

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I disagree.

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You can cut a watermelon using nothing
but a quarter to slice into the rind.

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an equally deadly weapon to chop the
melon in half.

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It's not a knife.

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It's your fist.

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Today, we're hacking the norm.

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The better melon cutter will be
determined by which one cuts the

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the cleanest cut, and is the most fun.
You're going down, dude. Oh, bring it,

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sweetheart. Three.

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Two.

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How you doing over there? I don't know
how much I need to actually score it,

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this does not feel so great on the
finger.

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Feeling good to cut it.

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Okay.

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You're already finished.

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Already finished. And I'm just started.

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Let me help you. Okay, yeah, thank you.
You've got to be a little concerned at

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how clean this cut is. That is some
scalpel -grade precision.

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Palm stretch.

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Come on.

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Oh, you're so close, Kat.

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If my cut is clean and I had more fun, I
could win.

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Three,

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two.

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Okay.

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Well, I will say he hacked it. Time,
hands down, the winner is knife. Right.

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Did you have as much fun?

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You know what?

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No, you didn't.

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In terms of a clean cut, mine's a little
bit crooked.

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And this looks like a grenade went off.
It's a little nasty.

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Knife went.

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But if you're in a pinch without a
knife, or you have very easily

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friends. Or anger issues.

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Jam a quarter into a watermelon.

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and get to the Keon.

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Here at the supermarket, there are
literally dozens of hacks surrounding

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But which ones work?

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And which ones are people willing to try
out? We're going to find out in today's

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Can't You Hack It?

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OK.

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Okay, okay.

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Miss? Yes. Hi. Have you ever heard about
using shaving cream to stop a squeaky

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wheel? I can't say I have. The hack is
that if you spray some shaving cream on

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wheel, it should act as sort of a
natural lubricant and stop that squeak

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happening. Okay.

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Let's hop on down there, and I'll get a
little shaving cream there and a little

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bit in there.

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Let's go ahead and just do a couple
little small pushes to get the shaving

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into there.

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Yep. Got to let it work through. Okay.

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I think it's actually really working.
Right?

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I'm shocked.

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We went for a solid yard without the
sound of death screeching forth from

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tires. Here, you've earned that. I get
your can? By all means.

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Amazing.

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Excuse me, some stank on aisle seven.
Guess what? That stank is you.

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It's your shoes.

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Don't worry. Just go and grab a dryer
sheet.

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You can use half of one, or if you're
extra stanky, you can take the entire

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sheet, jam it into your sneaker.

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Continue walking around or just let it
sit there overnight. Your toesies are

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going to smell spring fresh.

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You're welcome.

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That was actually a little rough.

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Hi, how's it going?

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Can I interest you in a free sample?

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You have beautiful nails, but in a
pinch, lemons can be used to clean your

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nails. You're kidding. So if you take it
and sort of rub it beneath your

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fingernails or on top of them, the
astringent will sort of eat away at any

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grime. Wow, this is really helpful.

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You want to try it, sir?

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Here's how you can make sure that the
avocados you're purchasing are fresh,

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they're ripe, they're ready to go.

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Pop off the little leftover stem.

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And if you look inside, if it's green,
then it's good cuisine. If it's brown,

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then just put it down.

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Excuse me, miss.

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Can I trouble you for one second?

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I noticed it would look like you were
about to browse the milk. Yes. Did you

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know that you can actually polish your
purse with it?

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No. Would you be willing to let me try
applying some milk to your purse to see

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if it gives it a nice shine? My purse?
On your purse. You ruined the handbag.

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You're buying me a new one. You know
that, right? No problem. Okay, so here's

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what I'm going to do. I'm going to take
a rag. Okay. I'm going to grab this

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milk.

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I'm just going to get a little milk.

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On the rag.

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Okay, there we go.

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If you have a leather purse, get in
there and give it a good once -over. You

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kind of see the way the light's coming
off of it now. I mean, it definitely

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it a bit of a sheen. But have we made a
believer out of you today?

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Yes, I'm definitely a fan.

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But why does the hack work?

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Breaking down the hack.

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The enzymes and other proteins, along
with the fats in the milk, work into the

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leather to restore the shine without
removing any of the natural oil.

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Sometimes an item is so useful, it
ascends into the pantheon of great

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tools. Today we celebrate one of those
simple household items that truly has

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become a hack all -star.

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Aluminum foil.

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Got a fork but need a spoon?

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Wrap a piece of foil around the time.

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Yeah, we know it looks crazy, but eating
pudding with a fork, that gets more

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stares. All -star.

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Ball up a sheet of foil and scrub those
crusty leftovers right off. All -star.

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When Pinterest inspiration strikes and
you want to rearrange your living room,

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just slide foil under the furniture,
shiny side up. It makes it easy to drag

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your couch around the room.

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To stop your clothes from static
clinging together, toss a ball of

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into the dryer with a load of laundry.

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Stack several pieces of foil together,
then slice through them to sharpen dull

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scissors. It'll take about an hour, but
you'll have sharp scissors.

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To turn AAA batteries into AA's, ball up
a little piece of foil and wedge it

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between the battery and the negative
terminal. If you fill the gaps, your

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should turn on and you'll never have to
leave the couch again.

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To help boost your Wi -Fi signal, fold a
piece of foil into a rectangle, then

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bend it into a parabola and put it
behind the router. Now you can tweet

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anywhere in the house.

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Here's to you, aluminum foil.

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You're a true all -star.

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Coming up.

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A hair dryer, a bottle of olive oil, and
peanut butter walk into a sticky

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situation. No, it's not a joke. It's a
hack that you can't live without.

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Some people just can't get their acts
together.

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But that shouldn't be your problem. To
protect yourself, you need an act line

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defense against the walking disaster.

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The walking disaster is the kind of guy
who's... Always spilling things, you

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know, like right on your cell phone. But
there's a hack for that. Just toss it

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into a plastic bag filled with uncooked
rice and let it sit there for 24 hours.

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The rice will absorb the wetness, making
your phone fully functional once again.

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The walking disaster is also a total
parking disaster.

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So make your garage disaster -proof by
attaching a small ball to a string and

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hanging it just above the driver's side.

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to mark exactly where to stop before
disaster strikes.

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The walking disaster is one of those
people who have a million keys but can

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never find the right one.

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Well, you can help him figure it out by
color -coding them with nail polish.

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And if that doesn't work and he keeps
locking himself out, try this.

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Loop a rubber band over the outside
handle, then loop it back over the

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handle. It'll keep the door from
latching and the walking disaster from

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constantly ringing the bell.

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Now rest easy. You just built a hack
line of defense to stop a walking

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right in his trap.

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There are a number of hacks for getting
stickers off of walls, refrigerators,

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and even lockers. We've enlisted three
custodians to test them out. This is a

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hack -off challenge.

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Let's see what our custodians are
working with today.

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We have peanut butter, olive oil.

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And a hair dryer.

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Marcus, how confident are you that a
blow dryer is going to actually help?

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Everybody knows heat easily lifts off.
Once it lifts off, a little scrape, no

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energy use.

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Marcus, I wish you the best of luck,
man. Thanks.

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Eddie, what's going on here, man?

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I'm okay.

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You don't seem super psyched that you
have to what? I don't think my olive oil

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is going to work. No?

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This isn't cleaning products. This is
something you eat.

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So you don't think the olive oil is
going to do it at all? Nah, but I'll

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Try my best.

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All right, Raj. How do you feel about
your weapon of choice, peanut butter?

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Well, it should be a smooth process with
the oils in peanut butter. It just

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might be weird enough to work.

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What's the weirdest thing you've done
with a jar of peanut butter? I've used

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peanut butter on, don't tell nobody,
pizza.

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All right, gentlemen, time starts in
three, two, one.

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Marcus, how's it looking, man?

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Great. See as soon as the heat touches
it.

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Moving it. That's working fast.

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It's already working. Thank y 'all in
trouble.

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That's one sticker.

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It's going to rock the locker off the
hinges.

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Two stickers.

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45 seconds on the clock.

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This is all we need.

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Word up.

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Every last bit is gone. I'm calling it.
One minute, 36 seconds. Wow.

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That came off quick.

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See, heat is all you need.

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And two minutes have passed.

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Oh, right off.

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I think we're going to call that.

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Two minutes and 43 seconds. That was
pretty good, though.

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Monday morning, I'll order a case of
this. Yeah? It still has your seal of

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approval? Yeah, I'll order that.

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And here we go. Now, it's clean white.

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So I'm going to take it off.

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There goes the gum.

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Three minutes and counting.

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Oh, this isn't working.

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Some of it came off, but the oil from
the peanut butter actually made some of

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the stickers stick a little bit more,
right? Peanut butter is only good for

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sandwiches. Sandwiches and pizza, as we
learned today.

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To the hacker, one man's trash is
another man's treasure.

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Today I've got three old milk jugs, some
tools, a brush, and some paint.

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So let's get hacking.

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Put a couple holes in the cap, like so.

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And you, my friend, just made a watering
can.

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Huh? That's a hack.

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You can also use a milk jug to make a
gardening shovel.

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All you need is a sharpie, a cutting
implement, some scissors as well. We are

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going to cut around here.

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Puncture the jug with your cutting tool,
finishing it off with a scissor.

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Perfect for a scoop for some raisin
bran. Then just do a little trimming as

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needed.

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Oh, I know, skeptic.

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Kevin, there's no way you could shovel
with that monstrosity that you just

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built. Oh!

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That's a repurposed milk carton. You can
get in there all day.

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Scoop some gelato, scoop some soil,
whatever you want.

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Last but certainly not least.

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Time for our final hack.

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Let's say you're doing some remodeling.
Maybe you're painting a house. You want

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a place to store that brush.

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So let's cut a hole in this milk jug so
we can store the paint at the same time.

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Cut on in.

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Paintbrush stands right there.

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Take your paint.

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Oh, look at that.

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Milk jug.

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Who knew?

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The best part about sports is not the
game, it's eating and drinking in a

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parking lot. So, let's tackle some tips
on how to hack your tailgate.

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What's scarier than a hungry fan?

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Twelve hungry fans.

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Here's how to make a lot of food and
fast.

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Fill an empty beer cooler with boiling
water, drop in some corn, and in just a

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few minutes you'll have a dozen ears
ready to eat.

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To help keep all of your condiments
contained, just pack a muffin tin.

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When was the last time you made muffins
anyway? Yeah, never.

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If you've got a bug problem, find some
coffee filters. Just flip them over the

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lip of your cup, poke a hole in the
middle, then act like it's totally

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drink beer with a straw.

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Your hands are full? Well, don't drop
your drink.

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Use a magnet!

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Attach one to a beer koozie, then attach
the koozie to your car, and do not

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forget to take it off before you drive
home, because the cops frown on that

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of thing. Oh, and your dentist asked us
to tell you that if you forgot your

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bottle opener at home...

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Please don't use your teeth.

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Just pop the top with a latch inside
your car door.

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And lastly, if you forgot the grill,
just grab a tin can.

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Cut slits lengthwise halfway down. Fold
the slits open so you have a bowl shape.

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Lay aluminum foil over the top. Add some
charcoal. And finally, put a small

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cooling rack over the whole thing. It
doesn't look pretty, but it doesn't have

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to. It works.

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Congratulations. You just hacked your
tailgate.

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Yay, fart.

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Uh -huh. Go.

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animal team.

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Coming up, we'll show you how to make a
week's worth of breakfast in just 30

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minutes. Plus, we show you a brilliant
new use for a can opener.

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Today we're going to make a week's worth
of breakfast, because if you're cooking

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breakfast for yourself every morning, I
don't know, you're doing it wrong, okay?

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We're going to start with everyone's
favorite, which is hard -boiled eggs.

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my favorite.

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So you want to have a dozen eggs in a
muffin pan.

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Great!

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Now, you want to preheat that oven to
350 degrees.

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Then you're going to take your eggs, all
dozen of them, and put them into the

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muffin tin.

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Thank you.

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Now, pop your eggs into the oven.

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You've got some time to kill, so I'm
going to go watch some TV.

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I'm refreshed.

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How about you?

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Those eggs should be done. It's been 30
minutes.

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Breakfast for a week.

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Things are impossible to get into.
They're like a plastic Fort Knox.

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So let's see if we can hack our way in.
And this hacks fairly.

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Our test subject, clamshell blister
packs on batteries and razors.

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Apparently, you take a can opener, you
clamp it down on the side, and just

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twist, and it should cut right through
the side of the blister pack. Okay.

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Clamped, yeah? Clamped.

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Got it locked.

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Yeah, there you go. Is that cutting into
it? Yeah.

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Do you want to try it? Yeah, let me give
it a whirl.

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I feel like I'm just chewing it up now.

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It's really simple.

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You can get the edge off. I think it'd
be better to open it this way.

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There we go.

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Hey, look at that. We have batteries.

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This is sloppier than I hoped this would
look.

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I agree. I think other packaging is
going to be easier because it has a

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more room on the edge. There's a little
more clearance. Okay, I'll try this.

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Give it a whirl. I'll open up my lady
razors.

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See,

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this one's already better.

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There we go.

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That's a one and done kind of situation.

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Boom. Watch out.

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This one's so much easier. You can crank
it open and get to shaving your chin,

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ladies.

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So depending on the packaging, a can
opener is actually a great hack.

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It worked. It worked. It totally worked.
Yeah.

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So I went camping and got bit by a bunch
of mosquitoes.

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Now what?

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No problem.

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Hold a warm metal spoon against your
skin for several minutes, and the bite

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stop itching.

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Well, I'd like to eat some soup, but my
spoon's all tied up, keeping my bug

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bites from itching. So, now what?

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Settle down.

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Make a new spoon by folding the lid from
a yogurt container.

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Now my yogurt's going to go bad because
I just used the lid as a spoon.

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Now what?

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I got this.

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Freeze leftover yogurt in ice cube
trays, and then use the cubes later to

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smoothies. Yeah, but I need to make ice,
and my ice cube tray is full of yogurt.

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Now what? No worries. Hack an emergency
ice cube tray using an egg carton and

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some aluminum foil.

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Yeah, but I have a bunch of leftovers I
need to wrap up, and all my aluminum

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foil is being used for an ice cube tray.
Now what?

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Would you relax?

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Use a shower cap to make a reusable
cover for bowls and colanders.

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Just make sure it's a clean shower cap.
I don't want to get my hair wet in the

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shower, but now my shower cap is being
used to keep a bowl covered, so.

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Now what?

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So, hack a shower cap using a plastic
bag. I need to bring some groceries to a

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dinner party, but I just used my last
plastic bag to keep my hair from getting

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wet. So, now what?

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Okay, use a laundry basket for easily
carrying groceries and other items.

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Oh, that's not a bad idea.

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Up next, we tell you which hack will
keep hundreds of dollars in your wallet.

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And our hack of the week will save you
many trips to the drugstore.

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Plus, a melon meets its match.

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We've shown you a lot of hacks today.

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But before we send you on your way,
let's delve a little deeper into four of

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best to help you become a true hacker.

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The award for the best time saver is the
Blister Pack hack.

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A can opener getting these babies open
in no time.

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Plus, you're going to save your fingers.

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And that's important.

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Because 6 ,000 people end up in the
emergency room every year due to

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sustained while trying to open blister
packs.

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The award for the biggest money saver
hack, the foil ball. It lasts for months

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and costs less than dryer seats.

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Our hack of the week, converting your
AAA batteries to AA's using nothing but

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aluminum foil. It's cheap, it's easy,
and it means your binge -watching

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of Golden Girls won't be interrupted.

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You can also convert C batteries into D
batteries by wedging a few quarters

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between the battery and the terminal.
It's a temporary fix, but works well in

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pinch.

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And finally, Leaf likely to succeed,
cutting a watermelon with a quarter. It

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packs a wallop, but it takes forever.

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You know there's an even cooler way to
explode a watermelon?

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Oh, really? Yeah, look.

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