Some skills take a lifetime to acquire and then hone, but there are far more things in life that pretty much anyone can tackle if they have a mind to get it done.
This subreddit is dedicated to posting how-tos for all kinds of situations we encounter on a regular basis, so take a look and see whether or not one of them could help you out today!
18. This is actually really neat.
I’m going to share it with my 5yo.
How to know how much time there is until sunset.
byu/trongs24 inhowto
17. What a difference!
Those actually look new.
Thanks to your advice on this sub, I was able to restore my favorite boots! Vinyl repair kit and some Kiwi really did the trick.
byu/m00nchild_ inhowto
16. This only works for a limited time.
Once they’ve actually had soda, you’re done.
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15. Relevant to my interests.
And probably yours too.
Especially if you are anti-hand washing…
byu/NikolaTes inhowto
14. Just in case.
I mean, we are living in the end times.
13. Or you could just ask your neighbor.
Maybe you don’t trust them with your house key.
Watering your plants while on vacation.
byu/Inaroundaboutway inhowto
12. Don’t do this if you live in California.
Otherwise it could be some cool experiments with your kiddos!
How to make different color camp fire.
byu/trongs24 inhowto
11. This can be confusing.
I just call them all cousins.
10. In case you’re forgetful.
So, all of us.
9. Sorry, I’m not doing that for free.
All of these are nicer than “go piss up a rope” I suppose.
How to say “Sorry, I’m not going that for free”
byu/Misscuudi inhowto
8. You don’t need to know until you need to know.
So, good thing to have in your back pocket.
7. Good advice for global warming.
We’re all going to keep getting hotter.
6. For the apocalypse.
Maybe you’ll survive just a bit longer than the next person.
5. It’s not that hard, but…
A refresher is always nice.
4. Another good one for the kiddos.
Because we all need to have something that kills 5 or 10 minutes now and again.
3. I mean you never know.
You might one day find yourself in an odd situation.
How to survive falling over a waterfall
byu/AnasuiCabrera inhowto
2. This is nice and all.
But some people are just never going to learn.
1. For all you first timers out there.
There is apparently a most efficient way to do it.
If you’ve never shovelled a drive way and happen to have a snow shovel. This is the most efficient way.
byu/decendingvoid inhowto
Honestly I never would have figured you could hack some of these so easily.
Which of these are you going to try to attempt first? Let us know in the comments!
