Reed switches are electromagnetic switches operated by an applied magnetic field. They are made from two or more ferrous reeds that are sealed into a glass tube filled with inert gas. The ferrous reeds inside the glass tube do not touch unless there is an applied magnetic field attracting them. When the ferrous reeds are in contact because of an applied magnetic field, electricity can flow around the circuit which allows the device to operate. Continue reading →
We all know that time is valuable. Chances are, you’ve had that very same thought at least twice today already. Or maybe you said to yourself, there’s not enough hours in a day. It’s true, we’re always looking for ways to add more time to our lives but to-do lists seem to be just as never-ending. To help you out, here are some magnetic hacks and DIYs that you can do around the house (or camper!) in under 10 minutes. That means they save you time and stress in the future. Continue reading →
From the eggnog and gift-giving to the snow days and jingle bells — it’s easy getting into the holiday spirit this time of year. Though the holidays are meant to take your stress away, we’re sure you can think of a few things that do just that make you jaded and not jolly.
One of those stressors is usually decorating — specifically, putting up the lights. If you can relate, we’ve got you covered with this magnetic hack — using magnets instead of traditional fasteners for a quick and damage-free light installation. Continue reading →
We’re always on the lookout for life hacks. You know—those methods that make life easier with just a simple adjustment. Magnets make for the perfect life hacking tool as all you need is 5 minutes and some materials you probably already have in your home.
Let’s get to hacking! Continue reading →
Remember the story of Goldilocks and the three bears? She couldn’t make up her mind — this one’s too small, this one’s too big — you know the struggle. Well, that fairytale could have been avoided with this simple trick. Below, we’re sharing one of our new favorite magnet hacks — how to build a table with removable legs, thanks to magnets, of course! Continue reading →
Quick — think of a magnet! Chances are, you pictured your fridge adorned with postcards and letters. Or maybe you thought about snapping a magnetic pen on a dry erase board. These common uses are only the beginning when it comes to magnets! Below, we’re sharing some of the most unusual ways magnets are used all around us. Continue reading →
We’ve all been there - the ring that slipped down the drain, the battery that won’t budge --the list of inconvenient situations we all experience around the house could go on and on. These unexpected, but inevitable, annoyances can throw off your whole day. But, the good news is, we’ve found solutions to get you through life’s little surprises. Read on to see how magnets can rescue you in a sticky situation. Continue reading →
From holiday decor and gardening tool storage to full-on workshops, most garages are more than just storage spaces for cars. We’ve already shared how to organize your tools and such in your shed, so here are a few ways to use magnets in your garage for decor and small-item storage! Continue reading →
Pets are a vital part of any family unit. They’re always there to cheer us up, snuggle up with us when we’re down, and greet us as soon as we return home. To honor our best friends, we put together a list of magnetic DIY tips and a fun fact to make living with your pet safer and more enjoyable! Continue reading →
Reed switches are electromagnetic switches operated by an applied magnetic field. They are made from two or more ferrous reeds that are sealed into a glass tube filled with inert gas. The ferrous reeds inside the glass tube do not touch unless there is an applied magnetic field attracting them. When the ferrous reeds are in contact because of an applied magnetic field, electricity can flow around the circuit which allows the device to operate. Continue reading →
We all know that time is valuable. Chances are, you’ve had that very same thought at least twice today already. Or maybe you said to yourself, there’s not enough hours in a day. It’s true, we’re always looking for ways to add more time to our lives but to-do lists seem to be just as never-ending. To help you out, here are some magnetic hacks and DIYs that you can do around the house (or camper!) in under 10 minutes. That means they save you time and stress in the future. Continue reading →
From the eggnog and gift-giving to the snow days and jingle bells — it’s easy getting into the holiday spirit this time of year. Though the holidays are meant to take your stress away, we’re sure you can think of a few things that do just that make you jaded and not jolly. One of those stressors is usually decorating — specifically, putting up the lights. If you can relate, we’ve got you covered with this magnetic hack — using magnets instead of traditional fasteners for a quick and damage-free light installation. Continue reading →
We’re always on the lookout for life hacks. You know—those methods that make life easier with just a simple adjustment. Magnets make for the perfect life hacking tool as all you need is 5 minutes and some materials you probably already have in your home. Let’s get to hacking! Continue reading →
Home bars are on the rise this year. Elevate your current bar or start fresh with these magnetic DIYs. Continue reading →
Remember the story of Goldilocks and the three bears? She couldn’t make up her mind — this one’s too small, this one’s too big — you know the struggle. Well, that fairytale could have been avoided with this simple trick. Below, we’re sharing one of our new favorite magnet hacks — how to build a table with removable legs, thanks to magnets, of course! Continue reading →
Quick — think of a magnet! Chances are, you pictured your fridge adorned with postcards and letters. Or maybe you thought about snapping a magnetic pen on a dry erase board. These common uses are only the beginning when it comes to magnets! Below, we’re sharing some of the most unusual ways magnets are used all around us. Continue reading →
