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These Epic Wedding Fails Will Make You Cringe And Laugh At The Same Time

By tabibtr - July 21, 2020

Here are the most embarrassing and hilarious wedding photos the world has ever seen. Are you ready to burst into laughter? Even if you aren’t, we are sure that some of these moments will make
you chuckle or stare in amazement.

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A Grand Entrance

A lot of people fall into a hush when the bride finally makes her entrance. That is just what it is like when wedding ceremonies happen. This lady wanted to make an even grander entrance than most!

Bigfoot The Photobomber

Wedding photoshoots are truly special. However, it does not mean the world will revolve around you. This couple learned this in no time at all. After all, they are the ones who are intruding on his territory!

After The Ceremony

The wedding ceremony itself might be solemn, but the same cannot be said for the wedding reception. In fact, there is a good chance it will be rather sloppy. This bride had it worse than most.

Rock N Roll

Look at how big the smiles the lovebirds have on their faces! They were clearly thrilled to finally get married. However, we want you to focus on their photobombers in the back. How epic is this?

The Crazy Uncle

The entire wedding party was ready to strike out their best smiles for a serious photo. However, they were unprepared for the moment the crazy uncle decided to crash the party. Who let him loose?!

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Not A Care In The World

The bride has her brightest smile on for the cameras. On the other hand, the bridesmaids were posing as instructed. This would have been a great picture if only the pugs weren’t doing what they were doing.

Run, Forrest, Run

We are sure that one of the groomsmen had been unable to quote that famous line in Forrest Gump: “Run, Forrest, run!” We do not know what was going on here, but everyone looks happy!

Scratching That Itch

These two ladies thought that no one would notice what they were up to. We are sorry to let them know that it was actually caught on camera! There are times when you must avoid scratching that itch.

The Gigantic Bridesmaid

When it comes to the wedding, it is common sense for guests to avoid stealing the spotlight from the bride. However, there are times that you cannot do anything about that at all. Oh well.

She Doesn’t Care

As much as possible, you should sign a prenup before the day of the wedding. Otherwise, you might find yourself in the same position. They have already tied the knot, so she felt free to do what she wanted!

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A Windy Wedding

This bride was clearly having a tough time on her big day. Her enemy was none other than the elements. We only hope that the rest of her day had been a lot better than this moment.

A Cakey Accident

One of the most awaited parts of the wedding reception would be the moment the couple cuts the cake. Sadly, this terrible accident happened right before the big moment. Are you wincing like we are?

No Tux Please

Talk about an unusual wedding getup. It is nice to see that they have agreed on a theme. The groom opted out of a tuxedo. Why bother renting one when you can do this instead?

The Sleeveless Groomsmen

While it is not a conventional idea, this could have worked very well. However, it simply does not look right when you factor in the tan lines and the undefined muscles of the groomsmen in this photo.

Accidents Happen

While we cannot deny that accidents happen, we daresay that this is a little too ominous for our tastes. We want weddings to go smoothly since it marks the beginning of a life together, after all.

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He Blacked Out

This guy decided to go all out. After all, it was his big day! He definitely deserved to have fun and party as hard as he could. However, he ended up blacking out before the night was over…

The Levitating Bride

It might look like the bride was levitating, but this was not the case. Nope, this photo was only taken at the right moment. She jumped high and the dress ended up covering her legs!

Drop The Pants

These guys were tired of getting asked what role they had in the wedding party. They decided to let everyone know this way. The only thing they have to do know is to turn around and drop their pants.

A Smug Photobomber

Will you take a look at just how smug this guy was after ruining a lovely wedding photo? He was clearly happy with himself after doing such a thing. This is the reason you should go to a private beach instead.

Lack Of Clothes

There was absolutely nothing more embarrassing for him to be wearing when this photo was taken. Oh well. Next time, you should make sure that there is no one around when you have a photoshoot!

Planking In Church

Aww, we love just how happy and in love the groom and bride look in this photo. However, they clearly failed to notice one of their friends. He was planking at the wrong place at the wrong moment.

20+ clever reasons to keep dryer sheets in the home, besides drying clothes

By xomidea - July 14, 2020

20+ clever reasons to keep dryer sheets in the home, besides drying clothes

Dryer sheets aren't just for drying clothes. The next time you are doing laundry at home, think twice about just using dryer sheets in the dryer alone. There's a myriad of other clever alternative uses, making dryer sheets a must-have household staple for maintaining and cleaning a home.

From polishing chrome to acting as an air freshener to stopping frizzy hair, the uses of dryer sheets are endless. Keep reading as we've compiled the most ingenious ideas from all over in a single list. By the end, you'll be reaching for your dryer sheets too!
1. Keep suitcases fresh

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Not only can you use this tip in your drawers, but this trick is handy for keeping the contents of suitcases and backpacks fresh as well. Bonus: Stick a dryer sheet in your pet litterbox for a better scent! Even your pets will be happy.

2. Get rid of deodorant marks
We all know that feeling: you try to swipe on some deodorant and end up getting it all over your shirt in the process. By balling up a dryer sheet — a used one works better — and rubbing the affected area, the stain will disappear in no time.

3. Polish chrome
Instead of using harsh chemicals to clean your bathroom faucets and shower doors, a dryer sheet can do the trick. Used dryer sheets work wonders for removing watermarks on faucets, and a wet dryer sheet can clean soap scum on shower doors.

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4. Air freshener (on fan)
Tape or pin the dryer sheet (scented) to a fan/air unit and have the breeze distribute the aroma around your desired room.

5. Dust off electronics
The softness of the dryer sheet easily wipes away the dust that builds up on electronic devices -- computers, laptops, and TV -- without damaging the surface.

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6. Clean blades of dirty scissors
From overuse, the blades of scissors get dirty quickly, making them less sharp. Try running a dryer sheet over the blades to help remove excess dirt and residue.

7. Dust off ceiling fans
Cleaning ceiling fans can be a hard task, but you actually don't need a ladder. Place a dryer sheet over a paint roller (one with a long handle), and wipe away the excess dirt on the ceiling fan with ease.

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8. Remove lint and pet hair
Dryer sheets cling well onto lint and pet hair that might be left on furniture and clothes. Simply wipe the lint and pet hair off with a clean dryer sheet.

9. Remove bugs from your car
Grab some dryer sheets when wiping off dead bugs from your car, whether that's on the bumper or the windshield.

10. Clean up dirty markings on your wall
Rub marking on your wall (such as crayon) with a dampen dryer sheet.

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11. Clean an iron
Burnt cloth can get stuck beneath an iron and be hard to remove. Luckily, the dryer sheet is here to save the day. Warm your iron on low and gently rub the plate with a dryer sheet. Continue doing this until all grime and other particles are removed.

12. Make a firestarter
The next time you do laundry, be sure to save your dryer sheets and dryer lint. Take both materials and place them into a toilet paper tube. You'll want to pinch the ends of the toilet paper tube so they don't fall out. Then light up one end, and use it to start a fire. This is a great camping hack!

13. Remove soap scum
Nasty soap scum that exists on faucets can be really hard to remove. Soak the dryer sheet in water (or use with dish soap) and wipe away the soap scum.

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14. Clean stainless steel
To buff away fingerprints and smudges, simply wipe a dryer sheet over your stainless steel items, and they'll look as good as new. This process is especially helpful for refrigerator handles and other appliances that are heavily used.

15. Stop frizzy hair
Got an issue with frizzy hair or static cling? The next time you brush, layer a dryer sheet on top of your hair brush before going about your normal hair routine. This will help prevent cling.

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16. Clean dirty pots and pans
Never scrub your dirty dishware again. Instead, fill a dirty pan with warm water and some dish soap. Next, toss a few dry sheets in. Wait an hour or so, and the nasty grime will come right off!

17. Keep your bathroom smelling nice
Bathrooms are probably one of the worst smelling areas of the house. We've got a little secret. The next time you mount a new roll of toilet paper, take a dryer sheet and line the inside of your toilet paper roll with it. Every time you roll that toilet paper, more freshness gets pulled into the air.

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18. Serve as a car air freshener
Cars are probably one of the most common places we forget to keep fresh. Instead of spending a lot of money on car detailing and maintenance, opt to use dryer sheets in the dead spaces of the car.

19. Prevent bug bites
Out of bug repellent? Repel bugs when heading outside by stuffing dryer sheets in your belt buckle or collar.

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20. Clean eyeglasses
If you don't have a microfiber cloth, dryer sheets are a great alternative to clean eyeglasses. Simply dampen the dryer sheets, and rub them gently across the lenses to remove fingerprints and other smudges.

21. Keep thread from knotting
It's almost impossible to get knots out of thread while you're sewing, but running a dryer sheet over it beforehand can help prevent tangles in the first place.

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22. Say goodbye to squeaky shoes
Do your shoes squeak when you try to walk? New shoes, especially running or track sneakers, can have this problem when the bottoms rub against tiles or varnish. Run a dryer sheet over the bottom of your shoes to prevent squeaking.

23. Freshen old books
Don't you love the smell of new books and the freshly printed pages? If you've got old books around from either a thrift store or on consignment, you might notice they have a musty smell. To get rid of this, put the old book into an airtight bag along with a dryer sheet. Leave for 1 hr, and say goodbye to musty smells.

24. Dusting replacement
Out of dusting pads? Use dryer sheets as a replacement for dusting pads as they easily cling onto dust, grime, and hair on the floor. Because dryer pads are thin, you may want to use multiple together when mopping up the floor.

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15 surprising ways to use table salt

By xomidea - July 12, 2020

There is a simple mineral sitting on your kitchen counter right now that has a thousand uses ... and you're only using it to flavor your food!

Table salt is incredibly versatile and it can solve a whole range of household problems. It's easy to use, and is a whole lot cheaper and easier to find than other cleaning products. From removing red wine stains to softening your cuticles, you can rely on table salt to be the life hack you've been looking for.

1) Clean your sticky iron. Try laying a piece of wax paper on your ironing board and sprinkling it with salt. Turn your iron onto hot and then move it over the paper. The salt will make the sticky gunk on the iron fall away.

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2) Removing wine stains from the carpet. We promised this one, so here it is: Blot the stain with a damp cloth first, and then pour a generous pile of salt on top of the stain, making sure to cover it all. Next? Walk away. Leave the salt for at least eight hours, and when you come back it will have drawn the liquid out of the carpet. This one works with most liquids, from red wine to coffee.

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3) Chill white wine faster. While we're on the subject of wine, salt helps you to cool your drinks faster than the freezer. Simply place your bottle of wine in a bucket with ice, water, and a handful of salt.

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4) Run the dishwasher. You can make your own dishwasher soap using salt, baking soda, and regular dish soap. It's cheap, there are no suds leftover, and it keeps your dishes fresh and clean.

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5) Make a natural air freshener. Try this recipe for an organic air freshener without all the nasty chemicals. Scoop the flesh from half a orange, lemon, or grapefruit, and fill with coarse salt. If you like, you can add a few drops of essential oil for fragrance. This is a healthy, compostable way to deodorize your home.

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6) Clean a cracked egg. Have you dropped a cracked egg on the floor before? Don't worry, we've all been there. Next time, try pouring some salt over the egg for 10-15 minutes or so before wiping down. The salt will make clean up a breeze.

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7) Remove coffee stains. We're all guilty of letting our favorite mugs become stained with coffee rings, but those rings disappear if you scrub them with coarse salt.

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8) Keep your laundry bright. Try adding one or two cups of salt directly into the washing machine when washing brightly colored towels for the first time. The salt will help to preserve the colors and keep them from running.

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9) De-grease your kitchen sponge. Sometimes after cleaning a frying pan or a pot, the kitchen sponge can become covered in stubborn grime. You can leave your sponges to soak overnight in two cups of water and a good handful of salt, and in the morning the grime will fall away leaving your sponge clean.

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10) Fix those smelly shoes. Try sprinkling a generous amount of salt into your boots overnight and shaking them out again in the morning. The salt acts as a deodorant to freshen up your footwear.

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11) Heal dry skin and soothe acne. Salt contains moisturizing and healing properties that help with dry or itchy skin and even some skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Try adding a cup of sea salt to a warm bath and giving your skin a good soak. You can also mix up a homemade face mask of one part salt to two parts honey ⁠— it'll calm the inflammation associated with acne breakouts.

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12) Remove odor from your hands. Our hands can get a bit smelly when we've been fishing, or chopping garlic, for example. After washing thoroughly with soap, moisten your hands with water and then scrub them with a small handful of salt. Be careful if you have cuts on your hands ⁠— the salt will sting.

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13) Give yourself a manicure. Try mixing one teaspoon each of salt, baking soda, and lemon juice in half a cup of hot water. Let your fingertips soak for at least ten minutes and then give them a scrub with a nail brush. Rinse with warm water afterwards. This treatment will work to soften your cuticles and strengthen your nails.

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14) Soothe a bee sting. You should cover the sting with salt and then hold a wet compress to it. The salt will soothe the sting. (Note: If you are allergic to bee stings or if you experience any swelling or shortness of breath, seek medical attention immediately!)

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15) Make your own exfoliant. You've probably heard of sugar scrubs, but a salt scrub is just as good for buffing away dead skin cells and leaving you with smoother, brighter skin. Try mixing the salt with a little olive oil to keep skin well moisturized.

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16) Kill poison ivy. Mix salt with boiling water and spray onto poison ivy plant. Be sure the hot water solution goes down the stalk of the plant and penetrates the roots.

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17) Keep away the mold and mildew. Salt water keeps mildew from building up on your shower curtain. Run your curtain through the washing machine (if safe to do so), then soak it in the bath with water and a couple of cups of salt ⁠— it'll stop the mildew from building up again. Try keeping a spray bottle of salt water in the bathroom and giving the shower curtain a spray once a week.

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18) Prevent your clothes from freezing on the clothesline. Put a bit of salt into the final laundry rinse to prevent your clothes from freezing on the clothes line during the cold winter months.

Bonus tip: bad restaurants. Have you ever been at a restaurant, and your food has come out with a hair in it, or something else so off-putting that you send it back? Well here's a good way to ensure that the next dish they bring you is actually a fresh one: Visibly sprinkle the dish with salt. You'll know if you get the same dish back.

Salt is versatile, cheap, and free of toxins, and we almost always have it in the house. It's a good idea to keep an extra box in the pantry just for cleaning ⁠— it can replace so many expensive products and it won't release any nasty chemicals into your home. Next time you have stinky shoes or a red wine emergency, reach for the salt instead!

RESOURCES BANNER IMAGE CREDIT, LITTLE THINGS, THE KITCHN, LITTLE THINGS, HUFFINGTON POST, HUFFINGTON POST, GREEN, BUSTLE, FOOD HACKS, EXPERT HOME TIPS, AND HOME GUIDES

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These Epic Wedding Fails Will Make You Cringe And Laugh At The Same Time

⇆ A Grand Entrance

Bigfoot The Photobomber

After The Ceremony

Rock N Roll

The Crazy Uncle

Not A Care In The World

Run, Forrest, Run

Scratching That Itch

The Gigantic Bridesmaid

She Doesn’t Care

⇆ A Windy Wedding

A Cakey Accident

No Tux Please

The Sleeveless Groomsmen

Accidents Happen

⇆ He Blacked Out

The Levitating Bride

Drop The Pants

A Smug Photobomber

Lack Of Clothes

Planking In Church

Aww, we love just how happy and in love the groom and bride look in this photo. However, they clearly failed to notice one of their friends. He was planking at the wrong place at the wrong moment.

20+ clever reasons to keep dryer sheets in the home, besides drying clothes

15 surprising ways to use table salt

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A Grand Entrance

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A Windy Wedding

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He Blacked Out