What are useful little item around the house?
Q. (Bedroom, Bathroom)
Examples: Alarm Clock, Power Strip, Shower Caddy
Please list one or a few.
Examples: Alarm Clock, Power Strip, Shower Caddy
Please list one or a few.
A. Flashlights
Plenty of batteries for remotes, electronics, and the flashlights
Tools: Vise Grip pliers, Channel Lock pliers, regular pliers, hammer, phillips screwdriver, flat head screwdriver, a set of metric and standard Allen wrenches, a set of Torx (star) wrenches for electronics and many automotive uses, Crescent wrench, tape measure, and a utility knife.
Tape: Scotch, packing, and duct.
Extra power strip and a couple of extension cords because you never have enough of them.
A couple of more flashlights because your kids will lose the first two.
An ABC fire extinguisher for the kitchen and garage (one that will work on wood & paper, oil or grease, and electrical fires.
A carbon monoxide detector and a smoke alarm (check the batteries once in a while, too).
Soft Scrub with bleach because it cleans and disinfects any hard surface.
Zip It Bath and Sink Hair Snare - a flexible piece of plastic with little barbs cut into it that is indispensable for pulling hair out of sinks and bathtub drains. And they cost less than $3 at a home center.
Two plungers. One for sinks and tubs (don't forget to block the overflow or vent hole or you only move air between it and the drain without putting any pressure on the clog) and the other for more disgusting, but vital use.
A bulk pack of light bulbs because you can get them a lot cheaper that way.
A decent first aid kit or at least a few packages of Band-Aids in various sizes and anti bacterial cream because the Army did a study a few years ago and found that soldiers that used an ointment with bandages for common cuts and scratches healed about twice as fast as those who didn't. They also found that regular petroleum jelly was just as effective as the anti bacterial stuff, but those come in the little tubes.
About a dozen pairs of scissors because I can never find them when I need them.
Same with pens, I just bought a box of them and now I can't find one.
That's all I can come up with off the top of my head, but I'll probably think of a couple more later.
Plenty of batteries for remotes, electronics, and the flashlights
Tools: Vise Grip pliers, Channel Lock pliers, regular pliers, hammer, phillips screwdriver, flat head screwdriver, a set of metric and standard Allen wrenches, a set of Torx (star) wrenches for electronics and many automotive uses, Crescent wrench, tape measure, and a utility knife.
Tape: Scotch, packing, and duct.
Extra power strip and a couple of extension cords because you never have enough of them.
A couple of more flashlights because your kids will lose the first two.
An ABC fire extinguisher for the kitchen and garage (one that will work on wood & paper, oil or grease, and electrical fires.
A carbon monoxide detector and a smoke alarm (check the batteries once in a while, too).
Soft Scrub with bleach because it cleans and disinfects any hard surface.
Zip It Bath and Sink Hair Snare - a flexible piece of plastic with little barbs cut into it that is indispensable for pulling hair out of sinks and bathtub drains. And they cost less than $3 at a home center.
Two plungers. One for sinks and tubs (don't forget to block the overflow or vent hole or you only move air between it and the drain without putting any pressure on the clog) and the other for more disgusting, but vital use.
A bulk pack of light bulbs because you can get them a lot cheaper that way.
A decent first aid kit or at least a few packages of Band-Aids in various sizes and anti bacterial cream because the Army did a study a few years ago and found that soldiers that used an ointment with bandages for common cuts and scratches healed about twice as fast as those who didn't. They also found that regular petroleum jelly was just as effective as the anti bacterial stuff, but those come in the little tubes.
About a dozen pairs of scissors because I can never find them when I need them.
Same with pens, I just bought a box of them and now I can't find one.
That's all I can come up with off the top of my head, but I'll probably think of a couple more later.
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