30 People In This Online Group Share Lesser-Known Secondary Uses For Everyday Products

Use vet wrap instead of sports tape. It's basically the same thing but much less expensive.

If you have a French press for coffee, you can also froth milk in it after. Pour in hot milk and raise and lower the plunger until the volume of the milk has about doubled.

put a somewhat thick layer of vaseline on the skin around your hairline and ears and neck when dying your hair. if you accidentally get dye on your skin, you can easily wipe it off.

Keep a bag of cat litter in the trunk of the car, in case you need extra traction if you get stuck in ice or snow.

Bleach to keep away cockroaches. I used to get big ass cockroaches in the summer that came up my drain.

My exterminator told me to pour 1 cup of bleach down my drain each week. You have to pour it down the drain in the room you see them. I started 18 months ago and haven't seen a cockroach since.

(Don't do this if you have a septic tank)

If you have a highlighter that's dying, take the "pen" part of it out of the casing and soak it in nail polish remover. It will revitalize it to working like new

Any cooking oil is a great way to remove the residue from stickers.

Idk if this is recommended but if you get scratches on wood furniture I've always taken a matching washable marker, colored over the scratch, and then wiped it with a damp cloth (to effectively stain the wood back to match).

Makeup remover wipes are really good at getting bike chain grease off your hands.

A jeweler's loupe can double as a macro lens for your cell phone.

Shaving foam reducesstops misting on bathroom mirrors and car windows.