We believe those are garbage bags ties together to create a toilet paper holder – of sorts.

Frankly, it’s preferable to having the toilet paper sit on the floor but it might be just as likely that they’re trying to keep people from stealing the whole roll.

This is exactly the kind of “home hack” we’d expect from a 3-year-old.

It ain’t pretty, but it stopped the leak – we’re just not sure for how long.

Some people really get creative once they get a can of that spray foam in their hands.

Maybe some curtains would finish the look.

This Franken-car looks positively creepy with its stitched-on bumper.

Was there no duct tape nearby?

We’re just embarrassed by this effort.

What can we say – at least they found clear tape?

Even if you can eat off of that, how do you plan to wash it?

Technically they made it work. Now, it’s the perfect bathroom for those who really hate privacy.

At least now it looks like something truly legendary happened to it.

It may not be street legal, but it might get you to the repair shop in a pinch.

Why do we get the feeling some people are content to drive around like this much longer?

That’s so rude!

We’re not entirely sure those hangers are going to last, but we understand that sometimes a person has to go to great lengths for cinnamon rolls.

Or maybe that would confuse the issue even more.

We just want to know which came first – the button or the sign?

There’s just one problem – it looks a teensy bit hard to see through.

We’re sure the wrench will hold up to any thieves, but will the rest of the door?

Call us old-fashioned, but we think you should actually know how to install hardware properly if you’re going to have the job.

At least he painted the screws the right color.

Guess it’s better than handing your computer over for a repair.

But, sir/madam, how hard are you gaming on this thing?

It’s actually kind of brilliant if a little, well…janky.

It’s the medicinal solution – just take the label off first to protect your privacy.

It’s an oddly good fit. We just hope it’s temporary.

Is this creepy punishment for damaging the wall or just a roommate trolling his buddy until a more strategic fix can be found?

And why not just sit on the chair to the side of the couch?

It’s not like they ended up with extra seating after this.

And as a bonus, you’ll still be able to feel the wind in your hair – it’ll just be wetter.

We really can’t imagine sitting on that either way.

Aside from the shower being a generally fire-free zone for obvious reasons, the water will pass through far too quickly to actually be heated by that candle.

There’s no Coke in that can, so we’re confused as to why you’d need a tin can at all to get this job done.

But maybe we just don’t appreciate true engineering genius when we see it.

Good Canadian engineering, no doubt, eh?

We wonder if there are any rules at all that cover this kind of thing because who could have predicted it?

But unless these people have a reason to nuke their mail (and that would likely set it on fire), why the heck is that microwave plugged in?

Why is there an outlet on the mailbox?!

Necessity is the mother of invention, after all!

Even staples would have been more convenient.

How exactly does this work without snapping right back?

It would make a great gift for your creepiest friend though.

It’s bound not to work AND you can accidentally start things on fire as a result – that’s why.

Not every door jam needs a door, ya know.

But we think just about every safety feature has been rendered useless by now.

You better hope you can fix cuts and broken bones with duct tape – otherwise, just take the bus!

Are you fast enough to turn this ceiling fan on or off without losing a finger?

Is that plyboard really supposed to be holding that building together?

Maybe that’s just a given.

Except apparently it’s not.

It seems terrifying, to say the least.

We’ll admit that it’s hard to do well, but we’ve never seen a job done quite this thouroughly bad.

You will not catch us putting wires together just to get a janky doorbell to ring.

We’ll just go for the no-contact delivery.

Sure, the buttons are clean. But the plastic isn’t!

At least duct tape would have been a better option in this situation. But it’s going to need a real fix eventually.

That can’t be a good view.

In fact, we’re off to find some sponges!

We give props to whoever can carry out the rest of their day that way.

What do you think it’s tethered to in the back seat? Something sturdy, we hope!

We like our sauce to do the heavy lifting at dinner, but figuratively speaking only.

It’ll be decades before anyone actually wonders why that’s there.

And it’s probably a lot easier than making it stand upright again after watching it get hit by a snowplow. That’s bound to happen again anyway.

Just wait until it stops snowing to repair it for good.

Does that old doorbell really need to be there? Can’t they just take it off and put it in a box for safe-keeping if they really want to keep it for sentimental reasons?

Maybe the cardboard door is keeping a little of the cold air in, but is it really going to be there long enough to require its own makeshift handle?

We’d be closely checking expiration dates on the products at this business with this kind of hardware.