Aside from making our everyday lives easy, what fascinates me about these hacks or tricks that we see online are the great minds behind them. Going through any process is tedious and knowing how to simplify everything with the help of these people can be fun.

Another result of people's ingenuity are these Scrambled Hard Boiled Eggs or what they now refer as "Scramboiled" Eggs. By now I bet you're already skeptical about this whole thing but wait 'til you see how it's done and you might want to give it a try.

What you need--a long sleeved top, a few fresh eggs, rubber bands and a little warm up for some arm-spinning. The egg should now be inserted to one of the sleeves, placed at the center and both sides are tied with a rubber band. Take the sleeve on both hands, wind it by spinning several times and then pull both ends tightly. Spin the eggs rapidly as it unwinds and make sure to do this a dozen times for each egg. Lastly, boiled the eggs and you're done. A little warning though, don't spin too hard or your eggs will go flying and you can't blame the internet.

I personally love everything that is DIY and I even follow different pages and sites where I can learn, get some tips and instructions. It just brings out beauty and color to what seems usual and ordinary. From greeting cards, garlands, backdrops to home decorations and furniture, DIY is the ultimate lifesaver!

Matt Brown, a certified DIY-er and designer came up with something unique and refreshing for an invention. If you haven't heard about the glowing table, then prepare to be amazed. Yes, he is the man!

The beautiful glow-in-the-dark table is made out of Pecky Cypress wood planks, blue "glowing" powder and resin. Only those three materials are needed plus some knowledge about woodworking and you're  all set. According to Matt, naturally formed voids in the hardwood are filled with photoluminescent  glow-in-the-dark powder mixed with clear casting resin creating an extraordinary table that glows in the dark after charging up on sunlight. This vibrant shade of blue can shimmer in the dark for periods of up to 20 minutes.

Caring for plants is very important to keep them healthy and blooming. Like nurturing moms, dedicated gardeners have to make sure their plants will get the best love and care they could give to help them grow without any problems.

But, the major worries for a gardener is when they are not at home to look after their plants. So, the need to hire someone who will take care of them comes into mind. But not anymore, with this helpful clip we’ll share with you.

If you are heading out of town for a couple of days, and apparently have a hard time looking for someone responsible enough to take care of your plants, you don’t need to worry. Here's a quick tip on how to make a DIY watering pot using materials you can basically find at home.