Can I add one?Always buy trash bags one size larger than specified for your bin.You know it is usually overfilled when you get around to emptying it, so this gives you some room to unload whatever you want to stuff in there before you haul it out, and room to tie it off.
If you use a laundry bag (I recommend you do) try to split larger loads into two or more smaller bags. Sometimes if you use one bag it can clump up so the washer freaks out when it tries to spin dry. Then you have to manually redistribute the clothing.
Also, I suggest buying small food garbage bags, especially in the summer, to reduce the time it's sitting around and getting stinky.Also, anyone is welcome to add lifehacks. But only my lifehacks will be officially numbered lifehacks!
Do you have any financial life hacks (especially relating to Korea)? You seem pretty good at that stuff.
I've got one:When exiting a bus, always ding your bus card on the bus card dinging device ~~ That way you won't forget to do it when you actually need to ~~(i.e. When switching buses)
I'll handle this Waygook.org user #basedcowboyshirt.Financial Hack #1: If you do not use your TV, make sure to ask your co-teacher to have the TV access fee removed. This will save you ~5000KRW per month.
But don't tell anybody that you did this or else you will get several forum pages' worth of waygooks telling you how darn cheap you are and how cheap people are disgusting.Does that count as Financial Hack #2?
Also, anyone is welcome to add lifehacks. But only my lifehacks will be officially numbered lifehacks!
Quote from: kyndo on June 20, 2017, 02:08:50 pmBut don't tell anybody that you did this or else you will get several forum pages' worth of waygooks telling you how darn cheap you are and how cheap people are disgusting.Does that count as Financial Hack #2?F'in 'ell, I remember that. What a shitshow. What a blessed life I would lead if I could not give a shit about 60 000 a year for 3 mins worth of work.