Dirty Talk

paint some clear fingernail polish on the bottom rim of cans so not to leave a rust stain.

For garbage cans (rubbish bins): Take a few extra liners to the can when you're replacing the old liner. Just fold them on the bottom, and replace the new one like you would. If you put, say, five, under the new one, you don't have to run to the place where you store your liners five times. Just pull out the full liner, tie it up, place it on the floor, and grab one from the can. Saves steps.

Taking out the trash is a pain. I hate it. I layer several bags in my small trash cans. When I take out the trash, there is already a bag there! I don't have to go back and put one in. It also keeps spills in your trash cans from getting to the bottom. I also place some plain, dry kitty litter in the bottom of my kitchen trash bin. It absorbs odor and liquid spills.

If you put nail varnish on the bottom of cans etc, it stops them going rusty and leaving horrible stains on surfaces

Battle slugs in the kitchen by setting a 'beer trap'. Get a shoe box lid and cut two small semicircle indents in either end. Then cut the bottom off two beer cans and place them next to each other. Fill them with some beer, cover them with the lid and lea