Extraordinary Uses for Everyday Items

Book never read or handled Price includes postage via editorial mail Save money, time, and effort! Did you know that a carbonated beverage can make your dishwasher shine like new? That ketchup is an excellent silver cleaner? Or that a banana peel can replace shoe polish? Why spend fortunes on dozens of different products when you can use what you already have at home? Discover hundreds of secrets to make your life easier, more eco-friendly, and more economical—and stop getting your hair on end every time you see your supermarket bill! And speaking of hair… suffering from dandruff? Get rid of it… with two aspirins! Over 2,000 practical ideas to improve your life by maximizing the "extraordinary powers" of more than 200 everyday products. / Surprising new uses for products and objects you already have in your pantry, medicine cabinet, drawers, garage, or storage room! Sugar * Carbonated water * Hydrogen peroxide * Hair conditioner * Ammonia * Aspirin * Olive oil * Potatoes * Baking soda * Buttons * Egg cartons * Wax * Tea * Tights * Shaving cream * Milk cartons * Spices * Flour * Aluminum foil * Disposable diapers * Bottles * Gauze * Yogurt * Newspapers * Ketchup * Hair spray * Pencil * Cans * Lemons * Glass cleaner * Bleach * Kitchen gloves * Apples * Mayonnaise * Butter * Coins * Clothespins * Mothballs * Baby oil * Spray lubricant * Eggs * Steel wool * Kitchen paper * Toothpaste * Plastic wrap * Pepper * Brushes * Talcum powder * Soft drinks * Nail polish remover * Cork stoppers * Freezer and sandwich bags * Hair dryers * Tomato juice * Baby wipes * Vaseline * Nail polish * Vinegar—and much more!