New Facebook Record of 334 Million Hits For Ingenious Post

One of the things I like most about the internet is the many things you can learn to make your life easier and simpler.  Evidently, I am not alone in this pursuit.  A post from May that shows you how to reduce clutter around you home (And doesn’t include a dumpster)  has now been viewed over 334 million times.  That is a new Facebook record.

 A video giving ingenious solutions for common storage issues is now the most popular Facebook video of all time.

Blossom, a page that caters to millennial moms, posted a video on May 18, showing off seven organization hacks to combat clutter.

The tips in the video included using pool noodles to keep tall boots upright in the closet, a DIY felt divider for socks and a clever way of dispensing clean underwear from an empty baby wipes container.

Other tips include a quick and easy way to fold a T-shirt and how to hang up sweaters without stretching out the shoulders.

Since it was posted just a little more than a month ago, it has been viewed more than 333million times, according to Tubular – a site that monitors social videos.

And that number just keeps rising.

Some of the other most popular videos on Facebook, include a Buzzfeed Tasty video showing you how to regrow fruit in your kitchen (294 million), a recipe for baked apple roses (280 million) and a prank video for the movie Rings (332million).

H/T The Mail Online

 

Steven Ahle

I have been the editor and writer for Red Statements and The PC Graveyard. Won the 2014 FJN Journalist of the Year Award. Author of six fiction books available on Amazon.com "I am a troll bridge. You can cross me but you will pay the price"

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