What little trick to make life easier can you not believe actually worked.

Tapping a stuck jar lid with the blunt side of a butter knife all around the edges

loosens it enough to open it most of the time. I had really bad vertigo when I rolled over

for like a month out of nowhere. I'd roll over and it felt like I was still rolling for a

good 20 seconds. I eventually looked up some YouTube video on it. I didn't expect much, but one video

told me to lie on my back on the bed and lean my head off the bed as far as it could go back,

then hold for 10 seconds, then move my head up to even level for 10 seconds, and finally bring my head up

so that my chin is pushed into my neck, all while laying on my back still.

Hold it for 10 seconds each time.

I felt really sick afterwards for like 30 minutes, but after that, my vertigo was completely

cured.

If you are having trouble passing gas, get down on all fours. Start with knees and hands,

and then knees and elbows. I learned it from a dating survival handbook from the early 2000s,

and it saved me the first time I had White Castle on a business trip. Someone posted on the internet

a long time ago that in some older cars, turning your key in the lock on the door and holding it in the unlocked part for three seconds,

will unlock all the doors in the car.

This trick works on my car, and since my key dongle doesn't work, it's changed my life.

Contact solution works wonders on bloodstains.

Kind of niche, but I work as a production tech.

One of the companies I work with has a few HOG lighting consoles. These consoles sometimes don't

want to boot up, and when I found myself in that situation, my co-worker said, pick it up about

six to ten inches and just drop it. I looked at him like he was crazy because

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