Salt water for bad breath, mouthwash for dandruff, and more. Various products widely available at home can help solve many different problems. Read and memorize!
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1. Use a fork to fix a broken zipper
If you have clothes that have a zipper, but the head or the boat has come out, there’s no need to worry. This problem can be solved very quickly by using a fork. Insert the prong of the fork into the tongue of the zippered boat, then it will be easy to reinsert it into the garment. Watch this videoto see how it’s done.
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2. Vinyl glue for the removal of scabs
If you have a scab on your finger, it can be easily removed with the help of PVA glue. Apply the glue on the “wound”, wait for it to dry and tear it off. The crust should stick to the glue.
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3. Salt water for bad breath
Salt water is a good and inexpensive way to kill bacteria. If you find you have bad breath and can’t brush your teeth, use salt water. Dissolve half a teaspoon of salt in a glass of water. Rinse your mouth with liquid. Bad breath will disappear.
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4. Lemon juice against bad odors in the armpits
If you are visiting someone at home and suddenly find that your armpits smell bad, we have the perfect solution to the problem. We don’t always carry perfume or deodorant in our bag, but if you have lemon or vinegar nearby, the problem can be solved very quickly. Moisten a napkin with lemon juice or vinegar, wipe the armpits. The unpleasant smell will disappear.
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5. Treat beard wounds with lip balm
Beard wounds can be quite painful. Apply lip balm to injured skin to relieve discomfort. Leave the lip balm on the skin for 30 minutes, then gently scrub the affected area. Lip balm will help wounds heal faster.
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6. Anti-dandruff mouthwash
Do you have dandruff, but have you run out of special shampoo at home? Avoid this problem by using a mouthwash. Initially, wash your hair with any shampoo available at home. Then take a mouthwash. Dilute with water (1: 1 ratio). Apply the liquid to the hair and scalp. Then rinse. This method should not be used regularly, as mouthwash can dry out the hair.
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7. Use a potato to combat rust
Potatoes contain oxalic acid, which is a good rust remover. To remove rust, for example, from tools, use potatoes and baking soda. Cut the potatoes into slices, dip the slice in baking soda. Take the rusty tools and rub the potato on them.
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8. Get a clean carpet with vinegar
To clean the “stain” left by the animal on the carpet, use vinegar. Dilute the vinegar with water in a spray bottle. Spray the vinegar on the dirty area, rub it with a sponge. If that doesn’t work, you can add some baking soda to the vinegar.
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9. Clean the chalk stains on the walls with mayonnaise
If there are small children in the house, parents are surprised at every step. If a child drew a piece of art on the wall with crayons, then we have a very simple solution to save the walls so they don’t have to be repainted. Chalk stains can be easily cleaned with mayonnaise.
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