life hacks

I may have stumbled upon some sort of secret tradition at the deli counter, or maybe it was a lucky coincidence.

Freezing weather causes all sorts of problems, like freezing your car door shut. There are hacks that can help get you unstuck, but which ones actually work?

Sometimes, kitchen hacks are great time savers. Sometimes, they're not. This peanut butter slice sandwich 'hack' is so stupid, the other life hacks are embarrassed.

There are two kinds of people in CNY, heck, in the world. People who let their food touch on their plate, and people who don't.

Life hacks are a great way to save time, but they don't always work as well as they're supposed to. We learned this the hard way, and are now warning you...

Brine solution on the roadways has been around for many years, and is now the pre-treatment routine of choice in Central New York. Can you make your own brine solution for use at home? And more importantly, should you? Why did all the local municipalities start using brine...

Do you hate having to shovel the snow at the end of your driveway that the snowplow plows in? Try using this simple lifehack to avoid that snow from building up and causing trouble.

Have you heard that you can "regrow" lettuce that you bought at the grocery store? Does it really work?

You've seen them before, we all have. Those little packets of silica gel that say 'do not eat' and 'throw away' on them. Instead of just trashing them, save them. Here's 5 things you can use them for.

Have you ever wonder how often should you wash your sheets, blankets, pillows, and bedding? The short answer, we all are doing it wrong.

Back in the 1910s, Gallaher Ltd of Belfast & London and Ogden's Branch of the Imperial Tobacco Company printed a "How-To" series that they inserted into packs of cigarettes. Today these are considered highly valuable, and the advice still works today. Here's a few lifehacks they printed that still could be applied today.