22 Everyday Products That Have The Most Insane Alternate Uses!
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You’ll probably just say “I won’t blot my face with toilet seat covers,” but that’s not the only thing here. Buzzfeed asked its community to tell them about the everyday products that they've found odd, alternate uses for. Here are some of the clever solutions they've come up with…
1. Tame wrinkled fabrics using a flat iron.
2. Blot your face with disposable toilet seat covers — they work just as well as their expensive counterparts.
3. Spray Windex on your carpet to get out nail polish stains.
4. Use an electric blender to whip up textured paint for your walls.
5. Soak burned dishes and pans in laundry detergent to clean off baked-on grime like magic.
6. Bend up a bobby pin to make a bookmark when you're in a pinch.
7. Use kitchen shears to cut pizza more effectively than using a circle cutter.
8. Leave a sock full of cat litter in your car to keep your windows from fogging up.
9. Add Goldfish crackers to chowder to make it cheesy and even more delicious.
10. Run out of bobby pins? Use a paperclip to get the job done just as well.
11. Complete a killer breakfast by waffle ironing hashbrowns.
12. Get some tights and when they are at the end of their lives, cut them up to make hair bands.
13. Hair frizz getting out of control? Rub dryer sheets on your hair to take out the static.
14. Tame your charging cables and cords with binder clips.
15. Rub toothpaste on car scuff marks to buff them out.
16. Or use binder clips to guard your razor blades from becoming dull during travel.
17. Stop your jean zippers from running away by looping a keychain ring around the zipper and top button.
18. Spray WD-40 to remove sticker residue from where old bumper stickers used to be.
19. Hang bottles on a shower rod to clean up the area under your sink.
20. Repel pesky mosquitoes with dryer sheets.
21. Use plastic wrap to waterproof a cast.
22. And rub walnuts on wood furniture to buff out most scratches.
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