life hack

Just in time for Halloween, here's a surefire way to keep those pumpkins preserved so they'll actually last through trick-or-treating this week in Minnesota.

Living in Minnesota presents a variety of different challenges and opportunities, so it's no surprise that we've developed our own set of life hacks to both deal with and make the most of the state we call home.

We Minnesotans know the pain of scraping our cars in the winter all too well.

If you want more crispy edges on your pizza, you've gotta check out this life hack from Heggie's Pizza in Minnesota.

Some Minnesotans use a household hack of keeping a quarter in their freezer to help determine if the freezer has stopped working and thawed the contents inside.

Something as simple as adding a teaspoon of pepper to your clothing's wash cycle can prevent colors from fading over time.

No more "snooze button" for you.

When you come across silica gel packs, keep them. Put them in a Ziploc (or similar) bag to protect them from moisture until you are ready to use them.

The Auto Start-Stop feature on your vehicle can let you 'life hack' a battery test.

Butter is not made for the heat of summer, It starts to get that off yellow color, and that funky taste. Keeping you  butter fresh and still usable coming out of the fridge with this life hack.

AA batteries seem to last a lifetime from your clock or your remote, then there’s that time when it just doesn’t work you need to find another battery. You go to the drawer and there all dumped out. So how do you know if a battery still good? We’re trying out this life hack with the battery bounce test.