8 Cleaning Tricks With Toothpaste Everyone Should Know
Image credits: Smart Fox via Youtube
Who would have thought you could use toothpaste for many things aside from brushing your teeth? Smart Fox on Youtube has some clever cleaning tricks for us using just toothpaste. These are all effective and smart ways and will definitely make your life easier. Watch the video below to learn these.
#1 For Cutlery
If you have dull cutleries that you want to be shiny again, you can polish them with some toothpaste. Because of the ingredients the toothpaste contains, it’s perfect for making your cutleries shine again.
#2 For Faucets
Put some toothpaste in a cloth and start polishing your faucet with it. Then, take a damp cloth to wipe the faucet over to remove the toothpaste residues. After this, wipe the faucet dry.
#3 For the Hands
If your hands become smelly because of cutting onions or garlic, you can use toothpaste to wash your hands. This will eliminate the odor that is lingering in your hands.
#4 For the Sink
If you have a stainless steel sink and it’s starting to get dull, put some toothpaste on a sponge and scrub it on the entire sink. Leave it for a little while, then wipe it off with a damp cloth or sponge.
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#5 For the shoes
Take a damp cloth and remove the coarse dirt from the shoes first. After this, put some toothpaste on an old toothbrush and brush it on the shoes. Make the toothbrush wet from time to time as you go.
#6 For Grout Lines
Grout lines get dirtier and darker over time so to clean it, take an old toothbrush and put some toothpaste on it. Use it to scrub the grout lines. You don’t have to scrub it really hard, in most cases, it’s enough to go back and forth a few times.
#7 For the Scratches
If your phone screen has many scratches, put a small blob of toothpaste directly on the screen and start polishing it with a microfiber cloth. Keep wiping it until the toothpaste gets less and less until completely disappeared.
#8 For Wax Crayons
If your wooden door has some wax crayon drawings from your children, you can remove them with toothpaste. Simply add a little toothpaste on a cloth and start wiping everything with it.
