Hi All,There are lots of products out there that have alternative uses. For example, who would have thought that WD-40 can be used to dissolve glue, remove scuff marks or remove coffee stains?
But wait, there's more!
If you've got baking soda in the house - and really, who doesn't! - then you are in luck. Did you knwo that baking soda can shine stainless steel appliances, clean and deodorize baby toys, clean water stains from wood surfaces?
And really, who doesn't have baby oil in the house. If you are a parent, then odds are, you have baby oil somewhere in the basement! Click here for some alternative uses of baby oil! (substitute for shave gel, a massage product, degrease your hands, fix a balky zipper and lubricate creaky hinges among other very, very creative uses!
Good Housekeeping has an article titled 'Unusual Uses For Everyday Items' which discusses 18 everyday products - and alternative uses. I personally like the checkbook wallet, coffee can and fabric softener sheets suggestions!
Finally, RealSimple.com (one of the many websites that offer 'lifestyle' assistance...) has an article titled '101 New Uses For Everyday Things' Interesting ideas are discussed for lemons, newspapers, coffee filters, velcro and ziploc bags!
Enjoy the alternatives and the article of course.
Regards,
Stu
