Frank Green Hack: Bunnings Responds To apos;genius apos; 11 Cup Holder Hack

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Bunnings Warehouse has responded to a 'genius' life hack involving an $11 PVC pipe.
In late December a shopper bought the tapered pipe piece to use inside her car to store a 1L Frank Green drink bottle and shared the tip on now seen by more than three million people. 
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'The way they raised the price as well,' one person wrote. 
Another claimed the priced increased from $3 to $11, but some didn't seem to mind.
The user who shared the hack has also been dubbed a 'hero' and 'innovation queen' by many online. 
'This is the best TikTok hack I have ever come across,' one person commented. 
Another said: 'Not all hero's wear capes. Off to Bunnings I go now.'
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