13 Fun Noodle Life Hacks For Everyone
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The Crazy Russian Hacker is back at it with another video that demonstrates neat and unusual tips for making your life simpler. This video shows a variety of clever tricks for using fun noodles (or "pool" noodles) in ways they probably weren't originally intended. From dispensing water out of a tricky-shaped sink, to making a dog bed out of an old sweater, these are some truly cool ideas. 


Fun noodles can be purchased at pretty much any toy or sporting goods store. Their cheap cost (ranging from $3-$5 a pop) make them the perfect summer time accessory for the pool, but thanks to this video you can now use them year-round (although some of these tips require cutting the noodles up). What did you think of his fun noodle life hacks? Would you try any of these? Let us know in the comments, and spread these tips to anyone who loves cost-effective DIY projects.

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