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Tennis Balls |
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Utility Knife |
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Cup Hook |
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| Tennis balls can be used for more than just a game, I have some great alternative uses that will come in handy all over your house. |
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Tennis balls are an asset in the laundry room. Not only can they be tossed into the dryer to give new life to a comforter, some curtains or a jacket, but a new tennis ball will also help fight static in the laundry, just toss it in the dryer with the rest of the clothes! |
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If you have a light bulb that has broken off in a socket push a tennis ball against the broken socket and twist the remains out with ease! |
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Cut a slit in a tennis ball and slip it over the head of a hammer to protect surfaces. |
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Cut slits in four tennis balls to help protect your floors when you need to move some heavy furniture.
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Teachers can use this trick in the classroom to cut down the noise, plus it's a fun look for the students! |
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If you're never sure how far you should pull into the garage a tennis ball can solve your problem. Put the car where it is supposed to be and suspend a tennis ball from the ceiling so it rests on the windshield. This way you can pull into the garage and know just when to stop! |
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