Many of the products and common items we on a daily basis have functions or features that we either a) aren't aware of, or b) are not using correctly or to their fullest potential.

A little knowledge goes a long way - in some cases, it could even save your life! That's why we gather these helpful hints and tips and offer them up to you - to improve your life, we actually care.

Cedarwood hangers help repel moths and other insects.

Foam in bubble baths help regulate the water’s temperature.

Peanut butter containers can be stored upside down to improve the spread’s texture.

Cling wrap and foil boxes have push tabs on the sides to prevent the roll from falling out.

Keys can be used to drill hooks faster.

Car headrests can be used to break out of a vehicle in case of an emergency.

Colored squares in toothpaste tubes function as marks for manufacturing machines.

Milk cartons are meant to be poured with the lid on top.

Condiment cups can stretch up to twice their size.

Lego heads are made with holes as a safety feature.

Zippers on pants have an auto-lock mechanism.

The dent on milk jugs was placed there to make the container look full.

The twist ties and plastic tags used for bread are color-coded based on the day the loaf was baked.

Grocery carts have loops for hanging bags with soft items.

The container with the lifted lid on the back of personal care products indicates the expiration date.