You’ve Been Using These<br />Common Household Items Wrong.<br />We all have our “right way” of using<br />things around the house.<br />Surprisingly, there are a few items <br />that we’re probably all using wrong. .<br />Here are seven common household<br />items that are the most misused. .<br />1. Breadboard, That pull-out slab of wood<br />on your kitchen countertop<br />isn’t a cutting board. .<br />2. Oven Drawer, That drawer underneath your<br />oven isn’t for storing baking<br />sheets, it’s for keeping food<br />warm and heating up plates. .<br />3. Plunger, The typical red, bell-shaped<br />plunger is designed for sinks<br />and bathtubs, not toilets.<br />4. Ceiling Fan, You can use your fan during<br />the winter by setting it to turn<br />clockwise and push warm air down. .<br />5. Cellphone<br />Charger, Charging your phone past<br />100 percent causes your<br />battery to be less effective.<br />6. Stainless<br />Steel Pans, You can season these<br />just like cast iron to make them<br />much more effective.<br />7. Toilet<br />Paper Rolls, There’s no debate, toilet<br />paper was invented for the<br />flap to hang over the roll
