What is some strange uses for everyday products?

People have long been known for their creativity and their ingenuity in the development of strange uses for everyday products in their world. Fans of the TV show MacGyver have especially enjoyed the use of MacGyver problems to stop the crime with the assortment of common objects. You don't have to be a MacGyver to know that some strange uses for everyday products can simplify your life. While some people want to buy products specific for one purpose, it is often not necessary to double things specific to that purposes when you may already have something in the house that can work as well. Do you need a stain remover if you have access to club soda and Cole, and it is necessary to buy expensive hair conditioners if you have olive oil and honey in your house? There are a number of books dedicated to practical sometimes strange use for everyday products. The main one is a number of books by writer Joey Green, although it should be noted that he will raise the ball from the journalists like JE HELOISE, which has been proposing more uses for products for many decades.

There are several proposals for strange uses for everyday products. This list is by no means exhausting:

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To paint your house can be used powder milk mixed with water and water powder.

Mixing Cheerios & Reg: And then applying a small amount of water can make a great paste to ease itching a poisonous ivy or bite of an error, or add a little mixed oat cereal to your bath for the same purpose.

Try dusting the baking soda under the arms or adding it to the shoes as a natural deodorant.

in front of the hammer in the nails or screws, add a wax lip balm like Chapstick®, and you will be able to hammer with less power.

Get the clear eyes and bushy tail by letting wet tea bags sit on the closed eyes for 15 minutes.

Clean your brushesHo the dog's belt

Use orange peel, flour, coffee assembly or cloves to repel ants.

Create coffee filters from paper towels.

Use a canned beater to shave.

Consider the use of a low -haired blowing dryer that helps to reassure pain at night in children in children.

Turn on the vacuum cleaner and help alleviate the shouts of the Kolice children.

Coat cuts mushrooms with oil jelly to create a great fish bait.

For more strange uses for everyday products, see the following books:

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brand new hints from Heloise by Heloise

The Bubble Wrap Book by Joey Green and Tim Nyberg (look used by copies because the book is out of print).

Stump The Duct Tape Guys by Jim Berg and Tim Nyberg, which contains hundreds of strange uses for everyday products focused mainly on adhesive tape.