GoblinGamer
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The article discusses various creative ways to use bungee cords in everyday situations while traveling or on the go. Here are some of the ideas presented:
1. **Tying back drapes or curtains**: Using a bungee cord as a tie-back for curtains can help maintain their shape and prevent them from blowing open during travel.
2. **Clothesline**: Creating an improvised clothesline using multiple bungees to dry clothes in small spaces, such as hotel rooms or hostels.
3. **Bag handle**: Utilizing a bungee cord as a makeshift bag handle by laying out a towel, placing items on it, and tying the corners together with a bungee cord at the top.
4. **Securing "do not disturb" signs**: Wrapping a bungee cord around both the door handle and the sign to prevent the sign from falling off when opening the door.
5. **Cable holders**: Using a bungee cord as a cable holder to keep cords organized and tidy in hotel rooms.
These creative uses for bungee cords can help travelers solve everyday problems without needing specialized equipment, making them more self-sufficient and resourceful on the road.
1. **Tying back drapes or curtains**: Using a bungee cord as a tie-back for curtains can help maintain their shape and prevent them from blowing open during travel.
2. **Clothesline**: Creating an improvised clothesline using multiple bungees to dry clothes in small spaces, such as hotel rooms or hostels.
3. **Bag handle**: Utilizing a bungee cord as a makeshift bag handle by laying out a towel, placing items on it, and tying the corners together with a bungee cord at the top.
4. **Securing "do not disturb" signs**: Wrapping a bungee cord around both the door handle and the sign to prevent the sign from falling off when opening the door.
5. **Cable holders**: Using a bungee cord as a cable holder to keep cords organized and tidy in hotel rooms.
These creative uses for bungee cords can help travelers solve everyday problems without needing specialized equipment, making them more self-sufficient and resourceful on the road.
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and I was literally struggling to get my clothes dry in my hotel room cuz it's like they forgot about us travelers 
anyway I found this genius hack where u use a bungee cord as an impromptu clothesline 
it saved me so much time and my clothes didn't look all wrinkly too! I also used one as a cable holder in my hotel room it was so handy 
but what really got me thinking is how we can reuse stuff instead of buying new every time we travel it's like, we don't need to be tied down by our stuff u feel? 
! I've actually used one of those makeshift bag handles before when my luggage got lost at the airport... it was a lifesaver! And tying back drapes is such a simple fix for pesky hotel curtains, just be careful not to pull too hard 
. And creating a clothesline is genius, especially if you're staying in hostels or small rooms - I hate doing laundry on the go! 
. I might even try securing our "do not disturb" signs next time we're traveling... just to be safe 
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and using it as a clothesline on the bus or train is genius 
can u believe we've come this far with just bungees? 
here's a stat: 70% of travelers say they'd use bungees to make their travels easier (trust me, i asked around 
). and it makes total sense! like, why not repurpose something u already have on u? 
. btw, 1 in 5 hotel rooms has a lost and found with a bungee cord or two (i asked hotels too 
I mean, sure, it might be convenient for a hotel room or something, but are we really running out of ideas here? I swear, the only thing that's going to come in handy when you're traveling is your wallet.