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- April 24, 2016 at 11:45 am #371425
If you have a couple old toothbrushes lying around, dont toss them out, they can be repurposed into a number of neat new uses…
Use them to clean tight spots (around the faucet), door handles on cupboards and cabinets, tile edges, etc.
Remove Mud from the treads of Shoes/Boots
Clean & grease bicycle chains
Applying spot remover to clothing to remove stains and work it into the fabric without damaging it
Clean Under your fingernails after gardening or yard work
Applying Hair dye to small sections for highlighting your hair
Cleaning Jewelry
Scrubbing veggies
If you’re really creative, you can even turn them into jewelry, this this:
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We use our old toothbrush to scrub our nails when taking a bath, cleaning stuff and when dyeing.
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