Shoelaces

There is nothing more inconvenient than a broken shoelace. You want to wear your shoes, but instead, you have to go out and buy new laces. But now, you can use floss in these emergency situations. Although floss may seem thin, floss is strong enough to keep your shoes tied until you have time to buy new laces. Next time you’re stuck with broken shoelaces, try out this little hack.

Okay, there is still one question left about this successful Oral-Care company. Where did Oral-B get its name from? Apparently, it stands for “Oral Brush,” but the company thought Oral-B sounded better.