Use your hair dryer to: Custom fit your glasses
Mold your glasses to fit your head by heating up the ends and shaping them to comfortably fit your ears. This is perfect for those cheap sunglasses that keep falling off your face. This is not recommended for expensive glasses. Have a professional do that.
Use your hair dryer to: Store leftovers
Shrink-wrap plastic wrap or a plastic bag around a container by applying warm air to the sides. Your leftovers will stay fresh longer.
Use your hair dryer to: Remove wax
Get the wax off of your table or furniture after a romantic candle light dinner by heating it up with a hair dryer and wiping it away with a damp cloth. You can also remove crayon from walls using this same technique. Here are more tricks to get crayon off the walls.
Use your hair dryer to: Coil a cord that is too long
Wrap the cord around a pencil and apply warm heat evenly. Perfect for car chargers that are constantly getting in your way.
Use your hair dryer to: Make your desserts look fancy
Give the frosting on your cake or cupcakes a glossy finish by blasting the surface with some warm air. Try this trick to frost a cake perfectly every time.
Use your hair dryer to: Remove a photo from a photo album
Blow warm air on the back of the page and gently pull the photo off of the paper. These preservation tips can keep old photos looking great.
Use your hair dryer to: Stretch out a pair of shoes that are too tight
Put on your shoes wearing a pair of thick socks. Blow hot air onto your shoes focusing on the areas where you feel the most discomfort. Wiggle your toes around while heating up your shoes to make them expand. Once you stop applying heat, keep your shoes on until they cool down and then enjoy wearing them blister free.
Use your hair dryer to: Dry things before you pack them
Have an early flight to catch but want to sneak in a last minute shower before you’re covered in plane germs? Simply dry off your loofa or sponge with a hairdryer after your shower and pop it in your suitcase. Dry, clean, and ready to go.
Use your hair dryer to: Remove a bandage
Apply heat to the adhesive before removing it. This will make it less sticky and less painful to peel off.
Use your hair dryer to: Defrost
Thaw frozen vegetables or meat from the freezer. This is perfect for when meat gets frozen together. After a minute or two of being blow dried it will easily separate.