65 absolutely brilliant uses for old socks

When moving furniture at home, put socks on the feet of your chair or table legs to prevent scratching the floors.

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

Use stray socks to cover your golf clubs.

Keep any stray golf, ping pong, and other small balls together in a sock.

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Put your wet umbrella in an orphan sock to keep the inside of your car dry.

Fill socks with silica kitty litter (which is extremely absorbent), and keep them on 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.

Place a tennis ball inside a sock, knot it, and use this to roll out knots in your back or legs.

Combat aches and cramps with a DIY heating pad. Just fill a clean, dry sock (use one that’s all or mostly cotton or wool, with no embellishments) with white or brown rice (not the instant or quick-cooking kind), dried beans, flaxseed or barley. Either knot the sock or sew it shut with cotton thread, and microwave it for one minute. If it’s not hot enough, up the time in 15-second increments.

For pains and itches that require a cold touch, fill a plastic bag with ice and place it inside of a sock to make a softer ice pack.