[DIY for Life] MUST READ! Save office workers’ feet!!!!! Socks dryer!!!!!!

Hello guys!
It’s time to share DIY FOR LIFE!

Have you guys ever bothered by the same problem as me?
Summer is coming, which means plum rain season is not far behind
I HATE raining T_T

Shoes usually get wet on the way to the company in a raining day.
Then, socks will be wet inside and outside, making me uncomfortable all day long. 
What’s worse, it is possible to get athlete’s foot due to the feet soaking in the wetting and humid socks. 

Maybe I should have bought a pair of flip-flops lest it rain that the tragedy happens. 

In the office, 
no clean socks to put on
no hair dryer to blow wet socks dry
let alone take off my shoes and socks lol

So, let’s DIY to solve the problem about my wetting socks as I’m in the office!

Let’s do it!!!
※ What should we prepare for it?
USB fan, file-holder ropes, binder clips, bottle, a pair of scissors, box cutter, power bank

All the materials are easy to get in your office :)

Step1. On the air inlet side, thread the file-holder ropes through four holes to make a knot

 Step2. On the air outlet side, thread a rope through two holes to be the one to hang socks

Step3. Wash bottle clean, cut off the upper part of the bottle and rim

Step4. Cut out strips of bottle (the part to stuff into wet socks)

※ as illustrated in the picture above


Step5. Hang your dryer device onto any kind of holder (I take all-purpose umbrella as the holder :p ), fix wet socks with binder clips onto the rope, and connect USB pin into power bank to start the fan

  Experimental result
15:36pm Start to blow socks dry
16:45pm Just an hour, the wet socks have already been dried 90%; only the                    fore-end part of socks is still a bit wet

※put it upside down to dry 
17:00pm It’s dried inside and outside!!!!!!!

How useful the dryer device it is!
It just took an hour and few minutes to dry socks! 
No more soaking my feet in the wet socks
the problem to be solved totally >:)

Hope you guys would like the idea I share with you. 
Make some comments below as support for me, thanks you xoxo

【 DIY for Life】Girls!!! How fast could you dry your brushes out?

Does the same problem bother you? 
Does it take so long to dry your brushes for cosmetics?

Girls know that it’s the routine to clean your brushes once a week to keep your face away from allergy. 

However, it’s not that easy to dry brushes in a cold winter. 
It always takes almost over a day to kill my patience. 

And you know it, all the brushes need to be air-dried naturally!
You cannot use a blower with hot air or put it under the big sun to dry it out. 
If you dry it out by heat, you have to buy a new one then lol

It’s dried quickly after washing it in a summer almost within 1 day.
But it takes over 1 day in winter.



Therefore, I came up with an idea to solve such an annoying problem.  
Let me share my DIY for drying brushes with you girls!
Quickly and effectively drying the brushes!

↑eww, dirty powder brush


Let’s do it!!!
What should we prepare for it?


→USB fan, power bank, powder brush, paperweight, notebook(to keep the fan stable)

Step 1 . Lightly tap the wet brush to cast off extra water

Step 2. Connect USB port to power bank to start the fan; put a notebook under the fan to keep it stable while vibrating

Step 3. And the last one! Put your brush onto the paperweight (picture as below)

  
Isn’t it pretty convenient huh?
a USB fan, a brush
and only getting power to put all the stuffs on the dressing table

Magically, it just took me almost two hours and half to dry my powder brush!  
You girls should try this way!!!

 

  
Look! 
The hair of brush is still fluffy!


This useful DIY method totally solves my problem about drying brushes in winter days. 
As long as you turn on the fan to blow the brush, 
you will get a brush like a brand new one :D

  
                                             BEFORE

                               
                  AFTER

※ Comparison between BEFORE and AFTER
The fluffy head of brush is still perfect! 


Hope you girls like my DIY, sharing with you! :)