lifehack

Sometimes the easiest solution to a problem is right in front of your eyes!

Is making your own, homemade chocolate chip cookie ice cream bowls as easy as the internet makes it out to be? Let's find out.

Can you really create fire by using a AA battery and chewing gum wrappers? There's only one way to find out.

After testing several life hacks shared around the internet, I've decided to expand into the world of copycat recipes. Up first, the idea that you can make the insanely popular Frosty with only three common ingredients found at your favorite grocery store.

Time to compare apples to, well, apples, and see if the life hack theory of soaking apple slices in a mixture of honey and water will really keep them from browning quicker, or if you'll just end up with honey-flavored apples. Either way is a win if you ask me.

Is it possible that two of the things men try to avoid the most could combine forces into something good?

My never-ending quest to not believe everything I see on the internet continues with another life hack that claims to drastically cut down the time it takes to fold a shirt.

Life hacking seems to be all the rage these days with people figuring out ways to make difficult tasks easier, usually by using a completely unrelated item. For example, making use of empty toilet paper tubes by keeping your various charging cords inside them (it works!). While my personal life hack may not be for everyone, it makes my day to day routine easier.

Can you remove unpopped kernels from a bag of microwave popcorn by simply not opening it all the way?

Is this simple solution too good to be true?