50 Life saving hacks that you must try

Here are few life savings hacks everyone should know:

Always carry a portable charger with you, so you never run out of battery on your phone.

Keep a small first-aid kit in your car or backpack for emergencies.

Learn basic self-defense moves, such as how to break free from a wrist grab.

Use a rubber band to keep your phone from slipping out of your hand.

Use baking soda to put out a grease fire in the kitchen.

Keep a spare house key in a combination lockbox outside your home.

Keep a flashlight with fresh batteries in your car or backpack for emergencies.

Use a binder clip to organize your cords and cables.

Use a clothespin to hold a nail in place while hammering.

Use a rubber band to help grip a stripped screw.

Use a rubber band to hold your phone to the air vent in your car for hands-free navigation.

Keep a spare set of clothes and a blanket in your car in case of emergency.

Keep a roll of duct tape in your car for quick repairs.

Use a binder clip to make a makeshift phone stand.

Use a rubber band to keep your book closed when not in use.

Use a shower cap to cover your shoes when packing them in your suitcase.

Use a binder clip to keep your razor blade from dulling.

Use a rubber band to keep your glasses from slipping down your nose.

Keep a small bottle of hand sanitizer in your bag for quick cleaning.

Use a rubber band to keep your sponge on your faucet for easy access.

Use a binder clip to keep your headphones from tangling.

Keep a spare set of car keys in your wallet or purse.

Use a rubber band to hold your paintbrush in place when painting.

Use a binder clip to keep your chip bag closed.

Use a rubber band to hold your cookbook open to the correct page.

Use a binder clip to hold your phone or tablet in place when watching videos.

Use a rubber band to hold your cutting board in place when slicing food.

Keep a small bottle of water in your car for emergencies.

Use a binder clip to hold your grocery list to your shopping cart.

Use a rubber band to hold your hair tie in place when exercising.

Keep a spare set of house keys at work or with a trusted neighbor.

Use a rubber band to help you grip a tight jar lid.

Keep a small supply of non-perishable snacks in your car or backpack for emergencies.

Use a binder clip to organize your paperwork and keep important documents together.

Use a rubber band to hold your paint can opener in place when painting.

Keep a small bottle of sunscreen in your bag for unexpected sun exposure.

Use a binder clip to hold your tea bag in place on the side of your cup.

Keep a spare set of eyeglasses or contacts in your car or at work.

Use a rubber band to hold your phone to your wrist while taking photos or videos.

Use a binder clip to hold your cords and cables to the side of your desk or table.Keep a small supply of emergency cash hidden in your wallet or purse.

Use a rubber band to keep your bike chain from slipping off.

Keep a small supply of wet wipes in your bag for quick cleanups.

Use a binder clip to keep your keys organized on a keyring.

Keep a spare set of batteries in your car or bag for your electronic devices.

Use a rubber band to keep your power cords organized and prevent them from tangling.

Keep a small bottle of pain reliever medication in your bag for headaches or other pains.

Use a binder clip to hold your clothespins in place while hanging laundry.

Keep a small supply of tissues in your bag for unexpected runny noses or spills.

Use a rubber band to secure your glasses to your head during outdoor activities.

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