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Step 1
Use a lightweight curtain ring in the same manner as a heavier carabiner. Clip keys, sneakers or gloves to a backpack, or a sleeping bag or canteen to a knapsack.
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Step 2
Keep curious visiting toddlers out of accessible cabinets. Click a shower curtain ring over the latch to secure it to discourage the little ones, and then remove it when the visitors are gone.
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Step 3
Make a hammer holder on a belt. Attach a heavy duty metal shower curtain ring to the belt, then slide the hammer handle down through it to free up both hands.
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Step 4
Hang metal pear-shaped shower curtain rings from a hook in the workshop. Use them to sort nuts and washers. Unhook the curtain ring and slide on washers or nuts of similar sizes to locate them easily later on.
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Step 5
Put a mitten finder in the mudroom for each child in the house. Drive a nail or hook in the wall and hang a large curtain ring on it. Show a child how to use it to clip his mittens or gloves together each time he comes into the house.
