7 Easy Solutions To Annoying Clothing Problems ─ BuzzFeed Nifty

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Breaking In New Shoes

MATERIALS
Thick socks
Hair dryer

STEPS
To break in a new pair of shoes, put on a pear of think socks and then put on the shoes.
Blow dry the shoes shoes with the hair dryer, and stretch your toes out in the tighter areas.
Let the shoes cool before removing your feet. Test out how the shoes feel without the socks on.
Repeat steps 1-3 as necessary until the shoes fit to your liking.


De-Pill A Sweater

MATERIALS
Disposable razor

STEPS
Take the disposable razor and carefully run it over the pillings of your sweater to “shave” the pillings off.


Keep Socks From Slipping

MATERIALS
Hot glue

STEPS
If your socks keep slipping create a grip using hot glue. Flip the socks inside out and hot glue a small curved line on the area that hits right above the heel of your foot.
Allow the hot glue to dry completely and flip it right side out.
Air dry only.


Remove Deodorant Stains

MATERIALS
Dryer Sheets
STEPS
If you put on your clothes and notice you accidentally got a deodorant stain on them, quickly clean it off by rubbing the deodorant off with a dryer sheet.


Keep Tights From Slipping

MATERIALS
Hairspray

STEPS
To keep tights from sliding down, spray them with a light coating of hairspray.


Hide Exposed Bra Straps

MATERIALS
Paperclip

STEPS
If your bra straps are exposed while wearing a tank top, create a racerback bra by bringing both straps together and loop each of them into the paperclip.


Remove Odor From Clothes

MATERIALS
Freezer bag

STEPS
If you have an item of clothing that smells a little, fold it and place it into a freezer bag and leave it in the freezer overnight. This will eliminate the odor.


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