4. Use Baby Shampoo To Save A Shrunken Woollen Jumper
We have all done it. Accidentally thrown a lovely wool jumper into the dryer only to have it come out looking like it belongs to a small infant. All hope is not lost though, and it may be possible to save the item. Fill a sink or large pan with tepid (cool) water and add two tablespoons of baby shampoo. This will often soften and relax the fibers enough to allow for reshaping. Soak for at least 30 minutes then remove the sweater from the water without rinsing. Allow to drain, and you can then gently pull to try to reshape the item.
3. Use Doritos As Fire Kindling
You can kindle a fire using just about anything, but when you're in the middle of nowhere and don't have a lot of fire-starting supplies, it has been noted that Doritos make an excellent material. Of course just about any crisp (chip) will do, but you will still need a match and something to spark the fire.
2. Use Unscented Dental Floss To Slice Cheese and Cakes
Even with a decent kitchen knife, cutting particular foods with a blade can be difficult, getting a clean cut on anything especially a soft piece of cake or a nice sliver of cheese is a challenge. This is where dental floss comes in. Make sure to buy an unscented pack, pull out a length that will sink comfortably in to whatever you are cutting, hold it taut and get to cutting. Smooth, easy, perfect slices.
1. WD40 Removes Crayon From Many Surfaces
Normally you think of WD-40 as the substance you spray onto the door so it stops squeaking. However, WD-40 has many uses around the home. It helps remove crayon from all kinds of surfaces, including: clothing, walls, carpet and plastic. So if your little one has decided to go Picasso on their bedroom wall, simply spray a small amount on the area and then gently rub the stain away with a clean dry cloth.
