1. Pasta sauce
   Paint
2. Crayon

WD-40 can remove crayon from your walls. But do be sure that the wall has a sheen to it, as WD-40 will stain matte paint.

1. Butter
   Cooking spray
2. Windex

Cooking spray can fix a squeaky door when you don't have WD-40 on hand. Spray a bit on the hinges and you're good to go.

1. Blow dryer
   Curling iron
2. Squeegee

A squeegee is really effective at removing pet hair from your carpet. Give it a try, either wet or dry.

1. Acid
   Soup
2. Vinegar

Soaking your shower head in vinegar will help to remove mineral deposits! Please choose anything but balsamic.

1. To color over the other crayon marks
   To fill holes
2. To be rebellious!

Use a crayon to fill holes in the walls. Make sure to choose a crayon that matches the colors of your walls!

1. Toilet bowl cleaner
   Deodorant
2. Face lotion

Toilet bowl cleaner can actually be used to clean your grout! Simply apply to the grout for 15 minutes and then brush the grout clean.

1. Ice
   Hot water
2. Jello

Ice can remove a carpet dent! Simply place the ice cube on the dent and then comb it with a wire brush. It's fluffy again!

1. Butter it up
   Apply dry soap
2. It can't be done

By applying flakes of soap to a screw, you can make it go in more easily. You could try butter, but just think of what that would do to your walls!

1. It can't be done
   Only on Wednesdays
2. Yes

Yes, it can be done! Use a fine tooth comb or a bobby pin to hold the nail in place, and then hammer. You won't hit your thumb!

1. Line with foil
   Spray with cooking spray
2. Clean with vinegar

The only way to protect that tray is to line it with foil! When you remove the foil, the tray will be good as new.

1. Yes!
   No, it's actually dangerous
2. Yes, but you need a professional

Yes, you can place foil over the vinyl, then iron it with a clothes iron. Weigh it down with a pile of books and you're good to go.

1. Ice water
   Vodka
2. Kool-Aid

Easy trick. Just add the packet of Kool-Aid into the tank, don't flush the toilet, and wait to see if Kool-Aid ends up in the bowl.

1. Jello
   Marmalade
2. Rubber band

Place a rubber band around the head of the screw, then apply the screwdriver. You can pull the screw right out!

1. Make your dog do it
   A tooth brush
2. A tennis ball

That's right. Put a tennis ball the top of a broom stick and start rubbing those scuffs. You don't have to bend over!

1. Very carefully
   With a potato
2. With a small animal

Potato hack! Simply cut a potato in half and push the soft side into the bulb. Now you're ready to twist it off.

1. Baby powder
   Ajax
2. Baby laxative

Baby powder can be used to relieve a squeaky floor. Simply get the powder down into the floorboards and enjoy the silence.

1. A screen
   Glass
2. Anything

You can fix a screen by applying clear nail polish. This also works for panty hoes!

1. With a chainsaw
   Using cold gazpacho
2. Using hot water

It's true. Make a pre-cut, or rivet, in your tile then soak in a hot tub for two hours. It will be really easy to cut after that.

1. Attach them to your screwdriver with a magnet
   Attach them to your shoes
2. Just hold them in your hand, dude

It's simple to attach your screws to your screwdriver using a neodymium magnet. Place it at the top end of your drill near the bit, and then keep your screws on the magnet!

1. Hammer it
   Lift it up and then glue it
2. Don't lift it up! Glue it with a straw

Without lifting the veneer up, put glue on one end of the straw, and place the glue where the veneer is lifting. Now blow into the straw to dispense the glue, and push down on the veneer.

1. Iron it down
   Stomp it really hard
2. Sand it down

You can iron down a dent in a wood floor by placing a warm rag over it, and then setting your iron to medium.

1. Paint them in oil paint
   Paint them with nail polish
2. Cover them in cellophane

Nail polish saves the day again! Paint down your screws with clear nail polish and you're good to go.

1. Using a balancing scale
   Using painters tape
2. Using a rule

You can get your caulking straight when you lay down some painters tape. Be sure to pull the tape back up while the caulking is still wet.

1. A stuffed animal
   A pillow
2. A pool noodle

For the perfect garage bumper, simply cut a pool noodle in half and attach it to the wall. Voila!

1. Put a credit card in the door jamb
   Put a rock in it
2. Use a rubber band

A rubber band can be used to prevent a door from latching. Just put the band around both knobs, and it will prevent the latch from catching.

1. Use a magnet
   Put them in your shirt pocket
2. This can't be done

Use a neodymium magnet and an exercise wrist band. Put the magnet underneath the band, and the nails will stick to you like magic!

1. A paint brush
   Writing paper
2. A knife

Simply place the wallpaper glue on the writing paper, and put the page under the peeling wallpaper. Seal it down, then pull the writing paper out!

1. With warm water
   With tequila
2. With Windex

All it takes is warm water to tighten that caning. Wet the underside of it and let it dry overnight.

1. Fabreeze
   Lemon
2. Deodorant

Put a lemon down the disposal and turn it on. This is the oldest trick in the book!

1. A match
   Alcohol
2. Light a cigarette

A match will instantly eliminate bad odors. This works wonders in the bathroom and kitchen.

1. Squeegee
   Cotton gloves
2. Socks

If you put white cotton gloves on your hands and wet one with glass cleaner while keeping the other dry, you can effortlessly dust and clean your chandelier.

1. Ajax
   Toilet bowl cleaner
2. Mineral oil

Plain mineral oil, from the drug store, is a wonderful way to revive your cutting boards. Allow it to sit for four hours.

1. Throw them in a bag
   Use a bucket
2. It can't be done

Wind your extension cords into a bucket so that they're always tangle-free! Great for Christmas lights, too.

1. WD-40
   Dish soap
2. Hair spray

Drench those decals in WD-40 and then scrape them off with a credit card! It's as easy as that.

1. Oil-based lubricant
   PTFE spray lubricant
2. Butter

Be sure to use PTFE spray lubricant and not oil. The oil will attract dirt and damage your vinyl.