16 *COMPLETELY FREE* HOME HACKS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND! 🤯

[@vasseurbeauty]

Hi guys!! In case you missed it watch my new vlog "Dealing with Marriage Issues" here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoWXh2iqrZh9hbc

[@jlib7389]

I just threw out my old razor this morning 😫

[@lunagabriella213]

@@jlib7389 Bahaha, same here! Next time! Meanwhile, I've got tubes and some old toothbrushes 😂😂

[@users8900]

Maybe since you don't have a kitchen, you could a video like recipes with little ingriedents

[@taradiane]

Toilet paper roll trick - I saw this on someone's facebook - if you have a traditional vacuum and, like me, lost your attachments long ago, you can affix the toilet paper roll to the end of your hose and use it to clean out windowsills etc. Since it's carboard and flexible, it can even get in tighter spots than your hard plastic attachment would. :)

[@RachelLeeChaiLing]

A bit out of topic, I really like your makeup style :)

[@mapleleaf7220]

Empty tissue boxes are also great sitting on the laundry counter to collect the dryer lint😁

[@CarriedAwayChannel]

Francelle Flett YES! Thank you! I have used a small detergent bottle for years, but I like your idea better!💗

[@pamelacampeau1600]

Thank you thank.you! I was literally mind blown 😂

[@sarahbarrows388]

Great idea!!

[@ginamiller6754]

Francelle Flett thx!! Great idea!! I’m even going to label it so the rest of my family use it!!

[@MariaSegovia]

That’s brilliant!!!!

[@heatherhodson9757]

You can also make puzzles from the front of cereal boxes! I am a teacher and did this for years. KIDS LOVE IT!

[@jemneye]

TP or paper towel roll that is empty can be cut down one side vertically and put around a roll of wrapping paper to hold it closed without tape.

[@teresalandhamilton8476]

I needed this rn omg thank you

[@4EClark]

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[@rebeccareagan6711]

During quarantine I have become obsessed with saving the scraps of veggies/herbs and using them to grow more! This is easiest with green onions. Literally just put the bottoms that you cut off in water and they grow back in like a week! I’m going to start doing it with parsley, basil, and cilantro as well and create a mini herb garden in my kitchen 💛

[@stormygirl1704]

Ooooo...I want to try that!

[@camis.1347]

@Oksana Pinterest has tips in infographics. I am doing this with lettuce hearts right now.

[@BbGun-lw5vi]

Brittany, you have a unique brain that is always innovating. Yet your logical side is so strong and brings structure to every new idea. You are by far the best at coming up with videos that combine creativity with practicality. It’s really difficult to get this combo right. Other people on KZbin either get too creative where their tips are not useful. Or they’re useful, but it’s obvious, boring stuff. An added bonus about your videos is that you’re always aware of the aesthetics. You don’t let aesthetics be the priority but you do understand its importance.

[@chasswhipps]

I cut my cards and make them into bookmarks. Especially for my cookbooks!

[@leslieoliveras7965]

Another great idea! I heard about turning them into gift cards for presents and now your idea is awesome too. Now I have to decide which ones to use for which project. Fun. I can't wait to get started.😊

[@b.walker5955]

I cut old towels to my swiffer head size and use them for mopping. : ) Toss em in the wash and reuse them again.

[@zton636]

That is genius! Thank ypu for sharing this.

[@shannonfriesen8848]

Of course! I never bought swifter pads; just used old tea towels with vinegar and water

[@lisab.3091]

I do the same thing, but I use them on my swiffer to clean my windows. We have lots of full height windows. It makes reaching them so much easier.

[@b.walker5955]

@@lisab.3091 ​ Oh, wise one that's Brilliant! I also have a wide head removable cloth mop. Just began washing my walls with it. Have really high ceiling in one room with cedar paneling...use Murphys oil soap and a ladder and go to town. (up town that is) These things aren't just for floors. And thanks to you I can now use them on my winders. Woo HOO! Thanks Friend!

[@kateadams4714]

Since hand washing is vital a great solution is to reuse our large liquid laundry detergent dispenser. Fill with water and you have a way to wash your kiddos’ hands where sinks aren’t accessible. Overuse of hand sanitizer kills our good bacteria that protect us. Soap and water are safest and most effective.

[@hellokittiekittie]

The lids on the Parmesan cheese fit mason jars!

[@elizabetharaujo1323]

I'm so excited about this!

[@stephaniekeller4449]

Any spray top will fit on Braggs Organic Vinegar Bottle! I mix blue Dawn and hot vinegar in mine and spray my shower down. 20 minutes later just wipe no scrubbing and clean. Great to do the doors as well!

[@bcfriardoyle7697]

That’s new! Ty 😘

[@lopezkeila82]

I've been cutting old towels to clean with for many years too. I am so grateful for the simple idea of putting news paper or the like, in the bottom of the trash & add essential oils. BRILLIANT!

[@molo3986]

I take the end of a paper towel roll and duct tape it to the end of my hand vac with the long stick on. Then, I stick it down where the dryer mesh comes out. It will reach way down and suck up all the leftover lint. You can squish the paper roll and make it narrower. Your dryer will be more efficient & hotter.

[@stevinski12]

Mo Lo my dryer is a hand me down so I'm gonna try that...👍😀

[@hifromthestudio]

good idea! was complaining that our vacuum hose doesn't reach!

[@vasseurbeauty]

so smart!

[@sandy703]

I bought one of those things to attach to your vacuum, I wish I would have known this before, great idea.

[@nikkim.collier8703]

I save the oatmeal containers and use them for all sorts of things. I have a large one that I covered with contact paper and use the outside to hold headbands, and the inside to hold scrunchies and hair clips. I use a smaller one to hold change, just slit a hole in the top with a knife to be able to easily drop your change in. Those gum containers also work good for keeping bobbie pins in your purse or while traveling. You can also make them into really small first aid kits with a few band aids, and alcohol wipes. They also work great as small snack containers for Cheerios, nuts, gummies, etc. I love these videos! Please make it a series like you had mentioned.

[@cynthialandis4263]

You know what I use my oatmeal contain is far what Christmas presents in them

[@MeHere650]

I use the large gum container to store the tiny tiny LEGO pieces. You know the ones that are only 1 or 2 dots or circles. These are hard to find in the large container when I help my grandson build things with his Legos.

[@floief]

When I was a kid and Ma bought new bath towels she automatically cut up the old ones into washcloths, dishcloths, and cleaning rags. It was years before I realized other people bought washcloths.

[@pinkcotton94]

Some even use old t shirts!

[@tuikkur.5655]

@@pinkcotton94 I do! I cut all of my old t-shirts to cleaning rags and use them to clean my balcony and when I wash the car. And when I'm done I'll just throw them to trash can.

[@Unknown-hg3pb]

I do if it has a cut but if it’s perfect and just small I give it to a charity that gives it to poor children

[@Marie-of6fp]

One of the things I love that I have repurposed is the Larger 48 oz Skippy Peanut butter plastic jars (Sam's Club). I clean them out and remove the label, then use chalkboard label and use them for cookies, chocolate chips, snacks, nuts, powdered sugar, rice etc. Pretty much most dry goods and snacks work as they go stale in the original package once opened. These jars have extra wide mouth so you can fit your hand all the way in. Love these as it preserves the food longer and it is see through so you can see how much you have left.

[@shellymac7597]

Thanks for the great tip.

[@jeanvignes]

Great idea. I can't go through that much peanut butter, but maybe I can work out a deal with my nieces who have lots of kids: I'll keep you in peanut butter for a year if you'll give me back the containers. :0)

[@kivs3007]

Marie I do the same thing but with spaghetti/pasta sauce jars remove the label/glue with an abrasive scrub pad or just put it in the dishwasher and the label/glue usually comes off easily if I take it out straight when the dishes are done and its still steamy. Plus! Majority of the time they are actual mason jars so it’s cute and a lot less costly then going out and buying one because of how trendy they are nowadays. Such a steal! 🙂

[@Marie-of6fp]

@@shellymac7597 No problem. You'll see, you'll start saving them up for future food storage.

[@Marie-of6fp]

@@jeanvignes Yes, between me and my teenage football player son, we go through some PB. And it has a long shelf life. Another idea is to have your nieces bring another container to hold the PB you give them so you retain the jar.

[@kkmarie8841]

I just finished putting some toilet paper rolls with essential oils in between my curtains and they look so much better, and hopefully the peppermint oil will help keep spiders away! Thank you for that hack in another video!!💚

[@reneemulherin2899]

I am a granny gal and I have been upcycling and repurposing things for more years than I care to mention. I learned this from my mother who lived through the Great Depression and WW2. She was ingenious when it came to repurposing just about any item. For instance, she could not afford a bassinet when my siblings and I were born so she used an old dresser drawer lined with quilts for us. I have used everything you mentioned in your video at one time or another. One item that I use is the little plastic container in which mushrooms are packaged. These little things are great for organizing office and kitchen and bathroom drawers. I use a lot of mushrooms so I have a ton of them throughout my house for organizing a plethora of small to medium items. Deli containers from the grocery store are also reusable as pantry organizers for things such as dried fruits and baking morsels and nuts. I love your channel and always look forward to your new videos. You are quite an inspiration to so many young women, but we older ladies can learn from you as well. I wish you had been around when I was in my 20s and 30s, but, alas, you were not born yet and there was no internet! LOL!

[@kg811]

When I was a baby, yes, I lived in the dresser drawer too.

[@dorothyschott5702]

One thing I have done for years is the tabs you get off of bread or milk bags I use them for a scrapper if something is stuck on my counter, to even when cleaning stuff on dishes or pots when doing dishes. It doesn’t scratch and you can through away when done and they are free

[@lime__time]

I recommend using a lemon essential oil for the last hack. I used to get spiders in the garden bin all the time, haven't had them since I started using lemon. Spiders hate lemon.

[@AzzaYCF]

Lego frog Can I ask of there is a specific brand of essential oil you used? And if you mixed it with water or just sprayed it straight? Thanks you 😊

[@glittery_cucumber]

@@AzzaYCF I hope I don't sound like an ad, but did you know Brittany has her own line of essential oils? If you like her videos, maybe you want to order from her :)

[@lime__time]

@@AzzaYCF I use the brand 'miaroma' which is sold at Holland and Barrett. I just put it the news paper undiluted to avoid excess liquid.

[@MrsMorrisonXO]

Didn't know this I knew they didn't like peppermint but not lemon

[@leslieoliveras7965]

We have these terrifying jumping spiders where I live. I purchased lemon scent for mosquito repellant. Now I'm going to spray it all over the house to try to get rid of those spiders. Thanks for the tip!

[@Abbsizzle]

I really like that newspaper in the trashcan one!! Sounds super useful!!

[@tanyalmno614]

I go a step further. I line up a new trash bag with some absorbent old newspaper. Not the glossy ones with ads. They don't absorb stuff. And since I've been doing that l haven't had one leak from the trash bag

[@MicheleNichols2]

I use caribiners to hold all my hair elastics, I use clothes pins to close plastic bags like chip bags, I clean out glass jars like pickle jars & pasta jars & reuse for storage, I use plastic gorcery bags for doggie pickup. My lastest hack is I want to recover a cleaned out pringles can to hold my rubber bracelets I have from years of film festivals & Conventions.

[@deborahbavas6514]

I save the dryer sheets! They clean baked on food from pans. Just wet add some dish soap! They work so well!

[@leslieoliveras7965]

Will try that. Thanks for the tip. 😊

[@tonigrant2295]

I reuse Coffeemate creamer containers for all kinds of things. I take a lot of Epsom Salt baths and the bag it comes in has a Velcro closure. I save them to put the shampoo, conditioner etc in when we travel so if it accidentally busts or comes open the mess stays in the bag and not all over the suitcase. I used to use ziploc bags but these are bigger and free

[@jillianhinkle7671]

I go through coffeemate creamer like I own stock in the company... so please share some ideas for those!!

[@fyl24]

Hey Brittany. Hello from Grenada, Caribbean. New subscriber here after watching your videos last 2 years and finally admitting to myself that I'm actually addicted. I was once so organized but a life trauma sent me into years of depression and anxiety and I lamented losing my keen sense of organization. Your videos have gradually assisted me and challenged me to get back there. Thank you. P.s. recently built myself a cardboard shelf and organized a messy space. This video has given me even more ideas that I'm excited to try!

[@lloyneygirl1]

I am from Shrewsbury, Shropshire England and we have Arron Pierre from Grenada playing for Shrewsbury Town Football Club! He is Player of the Year and is also ‘friends’ with my eldest daughter 😎🥰 m x

[@Pollie410]

Grenada is beautiful and the first Caribbean island I ever visited back in 1994 ☀️❤️

[@fyl24]

@@lloyneygirl1 that's awesome

[@gigimom7993]

Great suggestions. I use giant binder clips on my car visors to hold my sunglasses, or documents, envelopes for my errands I need to run. I love those gum holders. Use them for q-tips, dental picks, etc. You have some of the same hacks I use.

[@annahuber2682]

I love the watering can!! I’ve been quarantined with my 3 year old niece and we’re always looking for fun things to do. She loves taking care of our apartment balcony plants. Thank you for all the neat tips!!

[@vasseurbeauty]

I gave Carter a regular water can and he dumped way too much water so this is a great solution!

[@jeanvignes]

Clean plastic food containers make fun toys for bath-time, too.

[@lilrustee]

Anna Huber the watering can was my favorite too, although it was hard to choose. So many really good ones!

[@reahtoni8069]

When I’m feeling the blues or jus need an uplift I watch your videos just bc of your soothing voice. It’s very comforting

[@OlyaHuntley]

I use glass jars from pasta sauce to store grains and fry beans. I always buy the same brand, so they are all the same and look pretty. I reuse glass kombucha bottles as my water bottles for when I go out. Any plastic container I reuse in case I need to give some kind of treat to somebody like soup if they are sick. Cool it off, put it there, they don’t need to return it.

[@blixtal4975]

We re-use the zip up comforter bags as storage when we travel... because they’re usually clear we can see all that’s inside and there’s usually a handle making it easy for my kids to carry

[@susie7336]

Amy Blixt I do the same! I toss them quickly though,m; the zippers aren’t the best.

[@lunagabriella213]

Oh heck yes! I've always reused mine for random stuff. The two I have still are smaller ones. One is for my childhood stuffed animals, and the other is for birthday cards 👌🐈

[@annaw5763]

This is so smart! I always thought those things were such a waste!!

[@jessicahartman2563]

I upcycle our old t-shirts & socks by cutting it in strings & braiding it together for dog toys 🐕🦴

[@camis.1347]

I cut them into rags for dusting, cleaning out the truck, dog rags, outdoor cleaning, windows, etc. @Jessica Hartman

[@yvonnebaxter2050]

Because of the arthritis in my hands i can't always hold onto dust rags so i like to "wear" old socks on my hands to dust. I spray a small amount of pledge on the sock then dust and polish our furniture. Our collection of french country and antique furniture stays clean and polished and my hands don't hurt.

[@corimi7341]

The parmesan container is used by a client of mine. She uses it to drink out of. She is able to put a wide straw in there and it remain stable. Of all the different types of drinking adaptations this is her favorite. Upcycling and creative thinking help more ways than one. Thank you so much keep these ideas coming. So helpful to those of us who are on a budget or wanting to be frugal

[@grislean0926]

I love using the gum container for cough drops. It’s better than keeping bags of them. Plus you can use the small opening to get one cough drop out at a time 🤗

[@livvyt1]

The cards thing is clever for puzzles. I reuse then as gift tags for presents...both Christmas and birthdays.

[@leslieoliveras7965]

Ooh. Gift tags are a brilliant idea. I think I'm going to spend a few hours cutting up the bizillion cards I have collected over the years. Awesome idea! Thanks!

[@caziontherise]

Parmesan cheese for carpet fresh. I made a computer desk caddy with a sneaker box and dollar tree cabinet liner and then toilet paper rolls for pens and highlighters

[@ariancera4138]

I use those to put baking soda with a few drops of essential oils for when my carpet needs refreshing. The lids fit the mason jars from dollar tree.

[@avahightower4685]

BRITTANY! Tomorrow i was going to order drawer dividers on Amazon. You just saved me 20 bucks!! THANK YOU! Oh how I love the great ideas you share with us! Thank you, thank you! 🤗😄🤗

[@maryswisher3358]

I use the mesh bags from produce to fill with bath or beach sand toys to dry them. I fill and then hang up over the tub.

[@lisaboling5336]

Just today I repurposed our placemats and put them in the fridge after cleaning it out...to catch spills, etc. GREAT VIDEO!!!!

[@hairdresser1300]

I do that too!

[@martharodriguez352]

I love this please make a part 2! (Edited) Thanks for the 9 likes!

[@savvysophia6204]

You never cease to amaze me. I picture you with a big ol thick books of hacks.

[@jessicaartemchuk4691]

I’d buy a book of her hacks!

[@leonacoburn5852]

I used to have a couple books of hacks and home remedies. Now I just have a Pinterest board or look on KZbin

[@TaylorM6668]

To all women. I remember Brittany having a miscarriage a while back & how sad I was for her. Look at her now!!!!! Please don’t ever giving up trying for a baby. I have 2 healthy boys after struggling. So please don’t blame yourself. Just keep trying! Love this channel 💜💙

[@samanthab3292]

🌈 yes!! I've also had miscarriages before carrying healthy babies. ❤️ It is definitely not your fault - there's hope!!

[@TaylorM6668]

Samantha B Thank you for the kind words. Let’s hope women read our positive comments 💙💞💙

[@vasseurbeauty]

😭😭

[@TaylorM6668]

Brittany Vasseur 💙

[@hairdresser1300]

@@vasseurbeauty xxxooo

[@AlejandraHernandez-yj8gh]

How could anyone dislike this video, she’s soooo helpfulll!

[@kkerri35]

Thank you! Kinda makes me mad about any 👎! What is there not to like?

[@justmydeals]

My guess is because she hasn’t innovated any of these. They’re all hacks from other people.

[@poodlegirl55]

Great tips. I use the parmesan lids for dry storage as they fit on my small mouth Ball jars.

[@VC-jb8mc]

My grandma has been using scrubbers made out of those mesh bags since FOREVER, I've never seen her use a normal sponge hahah

[@jeanvignes]

Thank you so much, Brittany! These are genius. I'm already using old towels and wash cloths as cleaning rags. I stick to white linens so everything is easy to match, bleach and re-use. I repurposed thin, white, kitchen towels ("flower sack" towels) that I originally bought for the kitchen to dry my hands in the bathroom. These towels are super absorbent and they dry FAST (much faster than terrycloth) which leaves me with a dry towel for each use and cuts down on any mustiness in the bathroom. I use wooden clothes pins to close chip bags and frozen food bags, too. My current, best hack: I discovered that my favorite nuts come in a tall jar that is the perfect size/shape to fit in a standard wine rack. After they're empty I wash them, label the lids, and lay them down in a wine rack with the labeled lid facing out. These are PERFECT for hardware odds and ends like nails, screws, small Allen wrenches, drill bits, etc. Now I look at all the containers I frequently buy with a new eye: how can I reuse this item?

[@janiewilliams5803]

Would you please tell me how you bleach your white linens. I have not had success with that. Do you use bleach each time you wash? Maybe I waited until stains were too set in, as the bleach did not seem to work. Thank you.

[@BoringTroublemaker]

I clip binder clips on my nightstand and desk to organize and separate my charging cables but running the cables through the hole in the silver part

[@shannonfriesen8848]

In our house we do lots of these hacks. We also wash and re-use zip lock bags and tin foil. We use a toilet paper roll to store our electric knife, and we use lots of old boxes for drawer organization too.

[@gretchg9415]

"Gentle, like if you're shaving a cat" 😂 love your home hacks! Thanks ☺

[@traciedionisio-kimbrell7433]

Great video!! I use binder clips on the top sides of the trash can so the bag doesn’t fall in!

[@stars_for_night_lights]

You can get cute contact paper from the Dollar Tree to cover the drawer dividers.

[@monicakimsey5664]

Quantum Physics And the reusable containers (like the parm cheese one she used for baking soda) & boxes you’re reusing. 🙂

[@leonacoburn5852]

I have designer duct tape

[@veronicafabrino3042]

Some people save their receipts so the Kleenex boxes are also good for those, and then organize it latter

[@jeanvignes]

Thank you for bringing up a sweet memory: back in the 1950's my grandmother owned a cafe and sold individual cigars to her patrons. She kept those lovely, sturdy cigar boxes as catch-alls for receipts, jotted down recipe ideas, or the match books she collected on vacations, etc. I can't stand cigar smoke, but the boxes always smelled nice, too -- like incense. Ha!

[@camillelittell1250]

I save my receipts in a monthly business size envelope with month and year on the flap. Writing down the amount and store lets me see where and how much I spent. I am on a fixed income so has helped to reduce needless spending.

[@jamiediraimo3197]

Well those were the best tips and hacks I've ever heard of. They are all you new and unique and free. Great video as always thank you for helping us out

[@vasseurbeauty]

you're too kind thank you!

[@marox79]

A video with hacks using things you can buy is somewhat easy, but one using stuff you have is next level

[@2009reinvention]

Congrats on being 25 weeks pregnant! Can't wait to see baby girl. :)

[@nonamehi]

Never thought about using the plastic mesh that comes with vegetables as a scrub. Im going to try that.

[@sandoval0143]

I just love ur vibe, u seem so down 2earth with a flare of class.

[@vasseurbeauty]

😭😭so sweet thank you

[@davidcosma]

I especially like the reuse of tissue boxes and plastic bottles. I've used toilet paper rolls and binder clips for various purposes for years. Really like your hacks/tips videos! Keep them coming.

[@mandywinter6490]

I clicked Alfredo jars and use them for gifting I peel the label off put in the dishwasher then spray with peroxide to get the rest of the sticky residue off then wipe after soaking for 5 minutes and to decorate them afterwards I either use peel and stick stickers for kids or bows out of ribbon funny fact I'm dyslexic and can't tie a bow then I put candy or whatever in them that I had from Christmas calendars that we didn't eat or Halloween candy LOL my family loves it this year we did flower pens for Mother's Day and use the jars for the pots just stick the flower pens in

[@vickihazelwood4003]

Thanks a lot for the tips. I was fixing to order some drawer dividers from amazon but I have amazon boxes . My husband usually burns them as we live in a rural area but because of the pandemic there is a burn ban so I will put them to good use . 👍

[@CaryannCathlene]

Yay!! I kept scrolling to find something to watch because I feel crappy today and you posted just as I was about to give up. Thanks! ❤️😁

[@Jenniferslife01]

I reuse the pickle jars for "homemade" mason jars. I don't need a 12 pack of Mason jars when I can reuse the jars I have already

[@MousyLeigh]

Ms. Jennifer's Life great idea

[@crystalmateer5888]

I do this with Classico pasta sauce jars too. they make the best mason jars! especially the size you find at costco! its a little bigger than the size at the regular grocery store.

[@MildExplosion]

Do you have a way of getting that brine-y smell off the lid? I love the way repurposed jars look but the smell puts me off!

[@kivs3007]

it's Das! Try soaking them in a bucket of white vinegar overnight, then popping them in the dishwasher! I would guess if you don’t have a dishwasher just washing them in hot water by hand after the soaking could work as well!

[@mrsglobus9737]

I always save glass jars of all sorts. And for mothers day I gifted my sister and sisters in law coffee scrubs in those jars.

[@Marge-]

The card puzzles!! Genius!!!

[@jamielavin3160]

I use an empty coffee can to put dryer lint in. It's small enough to leave right by my dryer so every time I switch loads I can just pop out the lint filter, entry it into to coffee can and Bam. No trips back and forth from laundry room to kitchen just to toss lint. *As an added bonus, by keeping my lint in the can, it makes it easier for me to collect for those spur of the moment camping trips as lint is the PERFECT fire starter 💚😅

[@inedaxoxo5023]

Great ideas, already tried the toilet rolls for my new curtain rods and so agree the look fab.

[@lisalehman3151]

Hi! OMG YOU ARE MY TWIN! My husband says I never throw ANYTHING AWAY! I use the Starburst gum plastic containers to hold my phone ear buds, change, safety pins... I made a beautiful faux wrought iron mirror using a plastic surrounded one from the dollar tree and breaking the plastic off it. Then I glued the toilet paper rolls in small pieces in a flower design around the mirror and spray painted it black. ! The card fronts can be used to paste on construction paper for kids to make their own cards. Also can be cut around an object on the card to use as gift tags! AFTER watching this video and my mind being blown that you reuse all of these, I instantly subscribed to your channel... I have a million of these home hacks!

[@dhurt1217]

You’re looking so pretty!

[@vasseurbeauty]

you're too kind thank you!

[@cdean3140]

That's a great hack about the half toilet roll and grommet curtains. I've been needing that! Another hack with toothpaste is to cut it open when the tube is done. There's usually enough left for a few more brushings. I use the binder clip to close it up and keep the toothpaste fresh until it's all gone. I learned about this from watching Extreme Cheapskates. Most of the other things they do I don't recommend but this has been a handy hack.

[@katieotteson4140]

We use the front of cards as post cards. We cut them down to 4x6 inches and re mail them!

[@64Biina]

Oooo, there are some real gems here Brittany. We re-purpose my old pantyhose in the garden. They are great for tying around plants + stakes as they are gentle and won't dig into the stalks. 😁

[@magickaldust1213]

Using mesh fruit bags as scrubbers and putting newspaper with essential oil at the bottom of the trash are both my favorite hacks, so smart!

[@emeraldc.8796]

Brittany is such a breath of fresh air. I just smiled while listening to her. I really enjoyed hearing so many new ways to reuse so many items that I do already have. So helpful, so creative, & definitely very good for our environment. I especially liked where she showed using cut cardboard pieces wrapped in duck tape as dividers for drawers. Then when she placed the dividers diagonally, that was a great way to see everything in the drawer much better. I don’t think I would’ve thought to place them that way.

[@mariahchill9601]

Love you girl!! You have taught me so much on how to organize my home!!

[@princessaome]

Another tp roll use is for planting seeds and then transferring them to your garden or bigger pot without having to get rid of it.

[@bohochica]

chocolate boxes to put jewelry in, i use little boxes like the Qtips ones or the clear plastic chocolate boxes (ferrero rocher) to create compartments for my cosmetics / makeup in my vanity drawer.

[@merrilew]

The mesh bag that you have potatoes or onions and can be used to put hair from your hair brush in and hung outside for the birds to make a nest

[@heather1881]

My mom likes to put nice cards we’ve given her in picture frames so she can hang them on her walls.

[@559mile]

Love these hacks! Can’t wait to try some of them out! I bought s mug warmer for my candle after your last video and have been telling everyone about that hack!

[@mrsjustinbiebernow]

I’d love to see even more of these pls keep them coming!

[@lisatorres-sims5895]

Since dust kicks up my allergies, I use baby wipes to wipe off dust & dirt from tables, lamps, door edges, etc. It makes it easier for quick cleaning.

[@christineoates770]

I up-cycle the lids of the cheese shakers by putting them onto a cute mason jar. They look much nicer on the table when you have company or for your everyday use.

[@BreeAnne14]

COMPLETELY FREE caught my eye!

[@tz4007]

I use sheet and comforter zip up bags (you know the ones they come in) and store extra fabric for sewing! Thanks for the video it was great! ♥️

[@clairevinet3557]

Oh my ! Great tip about the drawer organizing dividers!!! Thank you for all your hard work creating these video contents!!!💖💐🤗

[@ameenaola8872]

I LOVE how this comment section became a treasure trove of hacks from all your viewers. Wow! So many good ideas.

[@4439chiquita]

Learned today, cuttting the roll of toilet paper to put it between the curtains and the paper with scented oil under the trash bag. Love it!

[@hifromthestudio]

For arts and crafts my mom used to save old cereal boxes and break them down (basically any boxes) and we would use them as painting canvasses. Now, I still do this little hack and it's great for small little art projects with colored pencils or painting, just have to prime and it's good to go

[@as19J01]

I once built my little doll house with those! 😍🏠 It fell apart obviously because it wasn't strong enough, but I'm still proud that I made my first DIY! 🌸

[@cynthialandis4263]

My kids used to use the rolls when you were done with wrapping paper I would cut it and they would drawer on it

[@cynthialandis4263]

Talking about Christmas cards my mother used to use the other side to write a grocery list

[@cynthialandis4263]

But before you throw your old clothes away take the buttons off take the zip is off take whatever either you could use or give it to somebody

[@kathleenh.7956]

BEST repurposing video!! This is my fave home hacks video you've made. You're such a lovely Mum also, Brittany! Thanks for helping to make the world a better place with your creativity and thoughtfulness xo

[@theresacarrion3849]

Dryer sheets are good for dusting, used or new.

[@camis.1347]

@Theresa Carrion too many chemicals in them unless they're Seventh Generation or a healthier brand. They contain tons of toxins and chemicals. Now you're leaving them on every surface of your home. Ewwwww

[@amandamiller3556]

Love your videos! ❤️ Thank you for posting through the pandemic! Keep up the great work!

[@irenehinojosa6629]

I use toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls and dryer lint. These are the best fire starters! Place lint into roll and wrap with wax paper to keep from falling out or place wax on each end.

[@OceanSapphirez]

Still my favorite organizing videos on KZbin

[@TheImperfectReader]

I was just putting the bags into the clorax wipe bottle

[@truditurner8714]

Loved the TP rolls in the curtain trick!!!

[@dishimittal9406]

The curtains and toilet roll hack was mind-blowing for me!!!

[@susie7336]

Donate old towels to the humane society! They’re always in need of them!

[@brandyjustice4899]

yes and old sheets or blankets ☺️

[@b.walker5955]

And also your vets will take them for after surgery.

[@camis.1347]

Also old pillows, they use them for beds!! @Brandy Justice @B. Walker @Susana Sunshine

[@paulamorra3852]

@@b.walker5955...Have u gone to the vet lately? They can definitely afford their own towels. Give them to the Humane Society or any local dog shelter!

[@BlondeQtie]

or to pet shelters!

[@rhg3212]

I keep all my jam and sauce jars and refill them at my local zero waste shops. I also reuse my toothbrushes for cleaning different things such as my grout, jewellery, oil diffuser, and I have one for the details around the toilet. Bamboo brushes are great because you can label them their job.

[@rhg3212]

Ooh and I cut a plastic bottle in half. I use the top end as a funnel for whenever my kitchen needs call for it and the bottom I use for a compost scoop in my garden. The scoop is much less messy when my toddler is helping in the garden!

[@molo3986]

I clean my empty milk container (usually plastic 1/2 gal) and punch holes on the cap. Then, I use it as a watering can. Mix different plant fertilizers in them too. Happy Spring! :)

[@susie7336]

I save glass jelly jars for nuts. So pretty! When they’re out on the counter, the kids are more likely to eat them!

[@Natalie-fz5xg]

I love the up-cycling ideas! I reuse old cards for scrapbooking or making new hand made cards. Cutting out certain pretty parts or words to use for the future. I do the same with pretty packaging or ads I cut out what I want and save it for dolling some paper craft up 💕

[@runsoffsarcasmcoffee8303]

Another awesome hack is the larger tic-tac containers can be used to store earbuds, charging cables, the brick will fit in there too. Plus q-tips for travel, candy in the car, bobby pins, paperclips, etc.