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20 Life Hacks That Failed. No, Don't Follow Them Please!
Aug 21, 2014 05:38
Hacks are great, and for a good reason. They make our lives simpler, more efficient and cleverer. But not all hacks were created equal. Here are some of the worse ones which no one should really follow.
1. Seems like a safety hazard
2. You'll spend more on batteries this way.
3. Seems like a clever fix, albeit, an ugly one.
4. Probably not such a great idea.
5. The ridiculous replacement wheel concept.
6. Using your computer as a cheese grater.
7. This makeshift visor.
8. Don't do it while you are driving.
9. Seems like the cheapest way to do so.
10. The most dangerous thing to do with a ladder.
11. Handsfree huh? This is lame.
12. The worst idea ever.
13. Replacement wheels.
14. Don't even attempt to do this. Unless you want some explosions to happen.
15. The easiest fix for a seat.
16. How to put your clothes away.
17. It'll get you out of it but do you really want to die?
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