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July 12, 2024
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The coronavirus has literally changed how we live our lives. You can barely check the tabloids and not find a story about how much this pandemic has affected our everyday lives.
From building hospitals every six days in China to ghosting cities across the world, this has been one of the most daunting months.
Currently, three major cities in Nigeria (Lagos, the economic capital of the country; Abuja, the political capital; and Ogun, the industrial capital) have been placed on compulsory social distancing, with many more states also instituting the lockdown policy.
As a result, business services in the affected states have ground to a halt, and supply chains have become disrupted.
From the closure of event venues and retail stores to the unavailability of repair services, life, as we know it, has been turned on its head and might remain so for weeks to come.
This is a significant change for a lot of people, and surviving these couple of weeks requires learning a different set of skills and all the help you can get.
If you have gotten used to getting up and going out to work as a major part of your life, everyday life might seem a little tricky now since you would be spending so much time indoors.
Here are simple life hacks we have gathered, tested (on ourselves), and deemed valuable in making life easy during this pandemic.
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Most stores and supermarkets ran out of hand sanitizers as soon as the World Health Organisation confirmed it was one of the necessary precautionary measures against the coronavirus, so much so that it had to be rationed at chemists in some parts of the world, according to the BBC
So if you ever run out of hand sanitizers, here is a quick way to make one for yourself at home.
All you need is rubbing alcohol, aloe vera gel, and an essential oil, e.g., coconut oil. Mix them and sieve the mixture. Your hand sanitizer is ready and safe for use.
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One major thing to do during this period is to always drink water as often as possible. But it might be challenging to keep track of the time and how much water you have taken.
An easy way to do that is to simply time-mark a water bottle.
Draw lines on a bottle of water with a marker pen, and then indicate the time beside each marked level.
The marking will be a reminder for you to drink water, and it can help you achieve your daily water intake requirement during this period.
Have a migraine, and you can’t easily access the pharmacy? No problem at all. Just try this simple hack.
Get a bowl of ice-cold water, put your hands in the water, and begin to gently flex your hands in the water for as long as you can endure. That should fix your migraine or dreadful headache.
Working from home can be a bit tricky; you almost feel you can wake up anytime and can miss your alarm from time to time.
Not to worry, here is a simple hack for beating the snooze.
Place your smartphone in a glass cup to hyper-increase the volume of your wake-up tune. You would definitely get up this time.
Were you unable to get to the supermarket to replace your deodorant before the lockdown, and you are worried about staying fresh and clean? Try our simple life hacks.
Dab apple cider vinegar on your underarm twice a day using a cotton pad, or rub a mixture of lemon juice and water on your underarm once a day.
Need a cold beverage in 15 minutes? Just wrap wet toilet paper around a bottle of drink and place it in the freezer. In about 15 minutes, the drink would be almost completely ice-cold.
Ever start boiling water in a pot and need to attend to something in another room, and you are worried about the water boiling over?
Simply place a wooden spoon across the pot to prevent it from boiling over.
Cleaning a blender after using it can be quite tricky. Here is an easy way to get it squeaky clean with minimal effort.
Put a little liquid soap in the blender, add water to it, and then turn on the blender and let it whirl for a little while.
Stop the blender, then rinse with water. There you have it—clear
Trying to get rid of that embarrassing, foul smell that exudes from your shoe? Here is a simple hack for doing that.
Place tea bags in the shoe, and they will absorb the smell. Remember to dispose of the bags when you are done with them.
Does your microwave exude a foul smell when you open it? Here is a simple trick to fixing the smell.
All you need is a bowl that can fit in the microwave, two lemons, and water.
Cut the lemons, put them in the water in the bowl, and then place the bowl in the microwave.
Turn on the microwave and leave it for about 5–6 minutes. That should get rid of the odour.
Watching a movie and you are tired of leaning your phone onto something where it will eventually fall off after a while? Just use your sunglasses.
Fold the handles of the sunglasses halfway and place the phone on the handle while you gently make the phone lean on the inside of the glass frame, and there you have it. You can binge for as long as you want.
Showerheads can get dirty often, and getting them clean without damaging anything can be tedious.
Here is a simple tip to keep it clean: Simply fill a plastic bag with some white vinegar and tie it to the showerhead, with the head immersed in the vinegar.
Leave it there overnight, and then remove the bag. You would be amazed at how clean it can get with no work at all.
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