Results: Brilliant Uses for a Single Sock

Stow your jewelry in a sock when you travel.

When you move, use your socks to pack breakables like glasses or vases, or use them as padding in boxes.

They also work well to store breakable Christmas ornaments.

Put cuffs over your knees to protect your clothes and provide some padding when you garden.

Also in the garden, cut a sock into strips to tie your plants to stakes.

When you're painting, slide larger socks over your sneakers and shoes to shield your sneakers or shoes.

Place a sock in your bed frame to stop squeaks.

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Cover your golf clubs.

Contain your stray golf, ping pong, and other small balls in a sock.

When moving furniture in your home, put socks on the feet of your chair or table legs so that you don't scratch your floors.

Take multiple socks, fill with a mix of popcorn kernels and quilt/pillow batting, and connect them! You've got a nifty draft stopper to put under your door.

Put your wet umbrella in an orphan sock to keep your car interior dry.

A car is another great place to keep spare socks. Fill with silica kitty litter (which is extremely absorbent), and keep socks on your rear and or front window ledge to stop windshields from fogging up.

On a hot, sunny day, place a sock over the metal parts of seat belts so they don't burn people's skin.

In the winter, put them over your windshield wipers after you park your car to prevent your wipers from freezing and sticking to the glass.

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