TRYING 100 LIFE HACKS IN 24 HOURS!!

Introduction

Life hacks are ingenious shortcuts that help simplify everyday tasks. In our latest challenge, we tested 100 of the most useful life hacks, from repairing your car with Ramen noodles to walking on water. Here's an overview of some intriguing hacks we tried, along with our personal experiences!

Waterproofing Clothes

We started by testing Ultra Ever Dry to waterproof clothing. We sprayed a regular suit and discovered it soaked up water like a sponge! However, when we applied the spray to a waterproof suit, it repelled water effectively. We took it to the next level—jumping into a pool while wearing the non-waterproof suit! Soaked and dripping, the waterproof suit remained dry, except for hair.

Cleaning the Showerhead

Most showerheads get clogged over time. To clean one, simply use a needle or a toothpick to poke through the clogged holes. We were shocked to see how much dirt had accumulated after testing this hack!

Shatterproof Wine Glasses

To test if we could make a wine glass shatterproof, we covered one with a sock. Surprisingly, it absorbed the impact, preventing it from breaking.

Fixing a Car with Ramen

One of the most absurd hacks involved using Ramen noodles to fill a large hole in a car. After inserting the noodles and applying super glue, we sanded it down and spray-painted it — surprisingly effective!

Fun at the Pool

When at the pool, you can discreetly check someone out by wearing sunglasses — a classic yet clever trick.

Quick Ways to Cut Stuff

Using a curling iron, we were able to seal an open bag of chips, and a straightening iron helped us open a wine bottle without a corkscrew.

Grocery Hacks

To avoid multiple trips carrying groceries, we placed them on a broomstick. It actually worked!

Food hacks

We showed creative ways to eat snacks like Oreos with milk and using a straw to remove strawberry stems. Another hack involved pouring boiling water over a paper towel for warmer, fresher pizza without drying it out.

Car Dent Removal

To remove a dent in your car, we poured boiling water and used a plunger. It was surprisingly effective!

Camping Hacks

For camping, we demonstrated how to charge a phone without an outlet and showed the advantage of asking for fries in a cup to make eating easier during a road trip.

Phone Tricks

For mobile hacks, we discovered how to scroll on your phone using Siri, play a dinosaur game offline, and easily manipulate screenshots.

Beauty Hacks

To extend the life of lipstick and efficiently remove makeup, we tested various beauty hacks that proved to be effective.

Crazy Challenges

We attempted walking on water using cornstarch — an exhilarating experience to say the least!

As we progressed through the challenges, we continued discovering odd yet handy life hacks that can be utilized in daily life.

Keywords

• Life hacks
• Waterproof clothing
• Car repair with Ramen
• Toothpick showerhead cleaning
• Shatterproof wine glasses
• Grocery carrying tricks
• Boiling water for pizza
• Phone tricks
• Cleaning hacks
• Beauty hacks

FAQ

1. What is a life hack? A life hack is a clever tip or trick that helps simplify tasks and save time in daily life.

2. Can you really repair a car with Ramen? While it may sound odd, the hack involves using Ramen noodles along with super glue to patch holes. It can work as a temporary fix.

3. How do you make clothes waterproof? A product called Ultra Ever Dry can be sprayed on clothing to make them waterproof, effectively repelling water.

4. What’s the best way to clean a clogged showerhead? Using a needle or toothpick to poke through the clogged holes can help clean a showerhead easily.

5. Can sunglasses really help you check someone out without being noticed? Yes, wearing sunglasses allows you to discreetly look at someone without them realizing it.

6. How can I keep my food warm in the car? You can use seat warmers to keep your food warm while driving.