The world is full of all kinds of useful and even life-saving information. However, it's hard to digest when it's just words on paper. Charts and illustrations are really the way to go.

You never know when these might come in handy. I've always found that learning things visually really helps me a lot more, which is why I have a deep, abiding love of charts and infographics.

"How to make chloroform"

"My coworker's ear got blisters from wearing the surgical mask. My easy and cheap solution, 4 large paper clips"

"How to get help in case of home violence or if you're being threatened"

"How to not pay stupid amounts of money to read research papers"

"Watering your plants while on vacation: if you're going away on vacation, place a pot on a step stool on your counter your succulents around the step stool, wet & run strings from the pot to the plants (tuck into each pot), fill the pot with water & the water will leach down to the plants."

"If you’ve never shoveled a driveway and happen to have a snow shovel. This is the most efficient way"

"This Is How My Wife Protects Her Yarn From The Cats"

"Thanks to your advice on this sub, I was able to restore my favorite boots! Vinyl repair kit and some kiwi really did the trick"

"How to stay sane in isolation, from Stereoplex"

"How to get your kids to take medicine"

"How to correctly reverse park"

"How to help people learn effectively with patience and compassion"