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Most of us can use more storage space. or less stuff.
What if you could reduce your home product by choosing a multi-purpose product?
The Internet is filled with articles such as \"23 special uses of pantyhose\" and \"makeup brush in toothbrush holder.
\"But I want to do better.
I want to know which household products are the most
The most useful
All alternative uses.
I want the best.
My pursuit is totally unscientific, but I do make some rules for myself.
First of all, I searched articles and blogs about the amazing alternative uses of common household items.
I then search further to see which items are the topics with the most articles or the longest list.
I decided that every piece of advice I shared should be unisex in order to be as common as possible.
I made a rule of \"Getting Real\": the alternative uses must be tasteful and not too taxed.
Bouquet not made of egg boxtoo cheesy!
Photo projector not made with shoe boxtoo time-consuming.
I then curated some tips to share the best for each product only.
Here, in alphabetical order, according to the Internet and myself, is the most useful household product in our home: baby powder sprinkled on tangled jewelry to unbind the knot.
• Apply talc to your hair brush and brush into your roots as a dry shampoo.
Dust enters old-
Smell the book, fresh and fragrant.
Leave the doors and windows to repel the ants.
Baking soda we know to put a box in the fridge, but putting baking soda in a smelly basket also helps to get rid of the smell there.
Scrub the grate of the grill with it.
Baking soda, a study foundand-
Aqueous solution is the most effective way to wash pesticides from agricultural products.
Transparent nail Polish women have been using it for years to stop running in their socks, but it can also prevent buttons from unlocking.
Just tap a drop on the loose thread in the center of the button.
Paint on cheap jewelry so your skin doesn\'t turn green.
Apply a coating to the handwritten label to make it anti-stick.
Coconut oil removes the price tag residue by rubbing 50-
The problem site has a mixture of 50 coconut oil and baking soda. • Season cast-
Iron Pan: its thick consistency is easy to use and keeps good.
Try it as a cheap natural moisturizer.
Some people like the taste.
The Diamond Board uses small things such as the Diamond board grinding tool blade, tweezers and sewing machine needle.
• Gently polish with the diamond board to remove stains on suede leather shoes, clothing, etc.
If your sweater Pilling, try running the diamond board on the small bump to remove them.
We all know that running the lemon peel through your garbage disposal will freshen the smell, but do you know that lemons can also make your microwave deodorant?
Drop a bowl of water and half a lemon z in 5 minutes.
The acid in lemon juice is also effective in reducing soap slag on shower doors and other bathroom spots.
Fill the cups with lemon zest and warm water, let them soak and remove coffee and tea stains from the cups.
If you have water rings on your wooden furniture, Bob Vera himself says that the legal way to solve these problems is to smear the little mayonnaise and have it sit for an hour and wipe it with a soft cloth.
Repeat if necessary.
This smooth condiment also works well to remove gum from hair.
Others swear on oily mayonnaise because it treats nails.
Yes, yes, the people in our newspaper know the padding of the bird cage. . .
But did you know that you could light the dark shoes by rubbing the newspaper in a ball and rubbing it briskly?
Make newspaper balls, spray them with water, then put them in the fridge to absorb the bad smell.
Wrapping green tomatoes with newspaper paper helps them mature faster.
Be sure to wash before eating.
Rubber band if the screw is stripped when you try to remove it, stick a part of the rubber band to the Peel area and it will give you enough grip to get the job done.
Put a rubber band on the end of the hanger, which is a cheap but effective way to prevent the strap top and tight sweater from slipping.
Stretch the rubber band from the bottom of the paint tank at the top of the opening and use it to wipe the brush to remove excess paint and prevent dripping.
Rubber gloves use them to hold onto tough things betterto-open jars.
You don\'t even have to wear them.
Put them on the poisonous oak or ivy and appear unscathed. (
You should probably dispose of them later. )
Wear gloves, wet them a little, place your hands on the upholstered furniture and remove the pet\'s hair.
Straws string necklaces through straws to prevent them from being wound when stored.
When you make your own bouquet, use a straw to support the delicate flower stems.
When storing food in a zip bag, close all food except for a quarter of an hour, then insert the straw and suck out the air in the bag before closing all the way.
This will prevent the refrigerator from burning out.
Toothbrush we may all use an old toothbrush to clean the faucet or scrub the mud, but it is also the perfect tool to clean the mud from the pedal of the shoe.
You can use an extra toothbrush to clean your cheese grinder without hurting your fingers.
Try to remove silk from corn using a toothbrush.
Acetic acid in vinegar can kill weeds, although expert gardeners recommend using it only at cracks in the sidewalk, as it can also kill your plants.
I can guarantee that apple cider vinegar is a great clarifying agent that removes the build up of the product on the hair.
Many people want to know if they spray vinegar. and-
The water solution on your window can prevent frost and even have a Snopes page to verify that this is true.
I hope to have hiccups while writing this so I can test this last alternative use, but no dice: someone swears that a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar will stop hiccups. Let me know!
Most of us can use more storage space. or less stuff.
What if you could reduce your home product by choosing a multi-purpose product?
The Internet is filled with articles such as \"23 special uses of pantyhose\" and \"makeup brush in toothbrush holder.
\"But I want to do better.
I want to know which household products are the most
The most useful
All alternative uses.
I want the best.
My pursuit is totally unscientific, but I do make some rules for myself.
First of all, I searched articles and blogs about the amazing alternative uses of common household items.
I then search further to see which items are the topics with the most articles or the longest list.
I decided that every piece of advice I shared should be unisex in order to be as common as possible.
I made a rule of \"Getting Real\": the alternative uses must be tasteful and not too taxed.
Bouquet not made of egg boxtoo cheesy!
Photo projector not made with shoe boxtoo time-consuming.
I then curated some tips to share the best for each product only.
Here, in alphabetical order, according to the Internet and myself, is the most useful household product in our home: baby powder sprinkled on tangled jewelry to unbind the knot.
• Apply talc to your hair brush and brush into your roots as a dry shampoo.
Dust enters old-
Smell the book, fresh and fragrant.
Leave the doors and windows to repel the ants.
Baking soda we know to put a box in the fridge, but putting baking soda in a smelly basket also helps to get rid of the smell there.
Scrub the grate of the grill with it.
Baking soda, a study foundand-
Aqueous solution is the most effective way to wash pesticides from agricultural products.
Transparent nail Polish women have been using it for years to stop running in their socks, but it can also prevent buttons from unlocking.
Just tap a drop on the loose thread in the center of the button.
Paint on cheap jewelry so your skin doesn\'t turn green.
Apply a coating to the handwritten label to make it anti-stick.
Coconut oil removes the price tag residue by rubbing 50-
The problem site has a mixture of 50 coconut oil and baking soda. • Season cast-
Iron Pan: its thick consistency is easy to use and keeps good.
Try it as a cheap natural moisturizer.
Some people like the taste.
The Diamond Board uses small things such as the Diamond board grinding tool blade, tweezers and sewing machine needle.
• Gently polish with the diamond board to remove stains on suede leather shoes, clothing, etc.
If your sweater Pilling, try running the diamond board on the small bump to remove them.
We all know that running the lemon peel through your garbage disposal will freshen the smell, but do you know that lemons can also make your microwave deodorant?
Drop a bowl of water and half a lemon z in 5 minutes.
The acid in lemon juice is also effective in reducing soap slag on shower doors and other bathroom spots.
Fill the cups with lemon zest and warm water, let them soak and remove coffee and tea stains from the cups.
If you have water rings on your wooden furniture, Bob Vera himself says that the legal way to solve these problems is to smear the little mayonnaise and have it sit for an hour and wipe it with a soft cloth.
Repeat if necessary.
This smooth condiment also works well to remove gum from hair.
Others swear on oily mayonnaise because it treats nails.
Yes, yes, the people in our newspaper know the padding of the bird cage. . .
But did you know that you could light the dark shoes by rubbing the newspaper in a ball and rubbing it briskly?
Make newspaper balls, spray them with water, then put them in the fridge to absorb the bad smell.
Wrapping green tomatoes with newspaper paper helps them mature faster.
Be sure to wash before eating.
Rubber band if the screw is stripped when you try to remove it, stick a part of the rubber band to the Peel area and it will give you enough grip to get the job done.
Put a rubber band on the end of the hanger, which is a cheap but effective way to prevent the strap top and tight sweater from slipping.
Stretch the rubber band from the bottom of the paint tank at the top of the opening and use it to wipe the brush to remove excess paint and prevent dripping.
Rubber gloves use them to hold onto tough things betterto-open jars.
You don\'t even have to wear them.
Put them on the poisonous oak or ivy and appear unscathed. (
You should probably dispose of them later. )
Wear gloves, wet them a little, place your hands on the upholstered furniture and remove the pet\'s hair.
Straws string necklaces through straws to prevent them from being wound when stored.
When you make your own bouquet, use a straw to support the delicate flower stems.
When storing food in a zip bag, close all food except for a quarter of an hour, then insert the straw and suck out the air in the bag before closing all the way.
This will prevent the refrigerator from burning out.
Toothbrush we may all use an old toothbrush to clean the faucet or scrub the mud, but it is also the perfect tool to clean the mud from the pedal of the shoe.
You can use an extra toothbrush to clean your cheese grinder without hurting your fingers.
Try to remove silk from corn using a toothbrush.
Acetic acid in vinegar can kill weeds, although expert gardeners recommend using it only at cracks in the sidewalk, as it can also kill your plants.
I can guarantee that apple cider vinegar is a great clarifying agent that removes the build up of the product on the hair.
Many people want to know if they spray vinegar. and-
The water solution on your window can prevent frost and even have a Snopes page to verify that this is true.
I hope to have hiccups while writing this so I can test this last alternative use, but no dice: someone swears that a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar will stop hiccups. Let me know!
Most of us can use more storage space. or less stuff.
What if you could reduce your home product by choosing a multi-purpose product?
The Internet is filled with articles such as \"23 special uses of pantyhose\" and \"makeup brush in toothbrush holder.
\"But I want to do better.
I want to know which household products are the most
The most useful
All alternative uses.
I want the best.
My pursuit is totally unscientific, but I do make some rules for myself.
First of all, I searched articles and blogs about the amazing alternative uses of common household items.
I then search further to see which items are the topics with the most articles or the longest list.
I decided that every piece of advice I shared should be unisex in order to be as common as possible.
I made a rule of \"Getting Real\": the alternative uses must be tasteful and not too taxed.
Bouquet not made of egg boxtoo cheesy!
Photo projector not made with shoe boxtoo time-consuming.
I then curated some tips to share the best for each product only.
Here, in alphabetical order, according to the Internet and myself, is the most useful household product in our home: baby powder sprinkled on tangled jewelry to unbind the knot.
• Apply talc to your hair brush and brush into your roots as a dry shampoo.
Dust enters old-
Smell the book, fresh and fragrant.
Leave the doors and windows to repel the ants.
Baking soda we know to put a box in the fridge, but putting baking soda in a smelly basket also helps to get rid of the smell there.
Scrub the grate of the grill with it.
Baking soda, a study foundand-
Aqueous solution is the most effective way to wash pesticides from agricultural products.
Transparent nail Polish women have been using it for years to stop running in their socks, but it can also prevent buttons from unlocking.
Just tap a drop on the loose thread in the center of the button.
Paint on cheap jewelry so your skin doesn\'t turn green.
Apply a coating to the handwritten label to make it anti-stick.
Coconut oil removes the price tag residue by rubbing 50-
The problem site has a mixture of 50 coconut oil and baking soda. • Season cast-
Iron Pan: its thick consistency is easy to use and keeps good.
Try it as a cheap natural moisturizer.
Some people like the taste.
The Diamond Board uses small things such as the Diamond board grinding tool blade, tweezers and sewing machine needle.
• Gently polish with the diamond board to remove stains on suede leather shoes, clothing, etc.
If your sweater Pilling, try running the diamond board on the small bump to remove them.
We all know that running the lemon peel through your garbage disposal will freshen the smell, but do you know that lemons can also make your microwave deodorant?
Drop a bowl of water and half a lemon z in 5 minutes.
The acid in lemon juice is also effective in reducing soap slag on shower doors and other bathroom spots.
Fill the cups with lemon zest and warm water, let them soak and remove coffee and tea stains from the cups.
If you have water rings on your wooden furniture, Bob Vera himself says that the legal way to solve these problems is to smear the little mayonnaise and have it sit for an hour and wipe it with a soft cloth.
Repeat if necessary.
This smooth condiment also works well to remove gum from hair.
Others swear on oily mayonnaise because it treats nails.
Yes, yes, the people in our newspaper know the padding of the bird cage. . .
But did you know that you could light the dark shoes by rubbing the newspaper in a ball and rubbing it briskly?
Make newspaper balls, spray them with water, then put them in the fridge to absorb the bad smell.
Wrapping green tomatoes with newspaper paper helps them mature faster.
Be sure to wash before eating.
Rubber band if the screw is stripped when you try to remove it, stick a part of the rubber band to the Peel area and it will give you enough grip to get the job done.
Put a rubber band on the end of the hanger, which is a cheap but effective way to prevent the strap top and tight sweater from slipping.
Stretch the rubber band from the bottom of the paint tank at the top of the opening and use it to wipe the brush to remove excess paint and prevent dripping.
Rubber gloves use them to hold onto tough things betterto-open jars.
You don\'t even have to wear them.
Put them on the poisonous oak or ivy and appear unscathed. (
You should probably dispose of them later. )
Wear gloves, wet them a little, place your hands on the upholstered furniture and remove the pet\'s hair.
Straws string necklaces through straws to prevent them from being wound when stored.
When you make your own bouquet, use a straw to support the delicate flower stems.
When storing food in a zip bag, close all food except for a quarter of an hour, then insert the straw and suck out the air in the bag before closing all the way.
This will prevent the refrigerator from burning out.
Toothbrush we may all use an old toothbrush to clean the faucet or scrub the mud, but it is also the perfect tool to clean the mud from the pedal of the shoe.
You can use an extra toothbrush to clean your cheese grinder without hurting your fingers.
Try to remove silk from corn using a toothbrush.
Acetic acid in vinegar can kill weeds, although expert gardeners recommend using it only at cracks in the sidewalk, as it can also kill your plants.
I can guarantee that apple cider vinegar is a great clarifying agent that removes the build up of the product on the hair.
Many people want to know if they spray vinegar. and-
The water solution on your window can prevent frost and even have a Snopes page to verify that this is true.
I hope to have hiccups while writing this so I can test this last alternative use, but no dice: someone swears that a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar will stop hiccups. Let me know!