Have you heard of the viral home security hack that involves wrapping aluminum foil around your door knob when you’re alone ...

Apparently it’s been around for fifteen years but using foil impressions to pick locks is new to us. This is similar to using bump keys but it works on locks that are supposedly much more secure.

Austrian aerial stuntman and all-around maniac Peter Salzmann has already pushed wingsuiting to a whole 'nother level in strapping on an electric propulsion system to turn himself into what might be ...

This SecuraDoor bar has a one-handed installation for use on hinged doors. Slide the yoke under the door knob and position the bar at an angle of about 25 degrees; on a 36-inch-high door knob ...

In real life: The Carlsons did wrap foil around their hands, so they could cut opponents when they brawled. "They used to come into the dressing room and wrap their hands with aluminum foil under ...

With the price of energy bills a concern for a lot of people, there are a few ways you can make your radiators heat up more ...

Place the foil-mounted slit over the open end of the tube, tape the side in, and wrap the foil around the end of the tube to hold it in place. Don’t tape the slit end to the tube, but you may secure ...

“How will this develop? I assume other jumpers would like to try it as well, but whether everyone will be jumping around with a foil in 10 years, I can’t predict,” says Podlipnik.

Cut a square of foil and make a pleat in the centre. Tie the foil around the basin with string, then loop the string over the basin and back under the string a couple of times to make a handle.

It may look easy, but drying the laundry is one of the most crucial but time-consuming tasks in every household. With winters around, the task can be a challenge due to low temperatures, high ...