Amber's Aha Uses!
I love Real Simple magazine.
They often show easy ways to reuse household products. You can use a candle to fix a zipper, sandpaper to hone scissors, or a wine cork as a cushion for cabinet doors. I'm sure MacGyver had something to do with these ideas.
So, today I present to you "Amber's Aha Uses!" I invented these myself. I promise.
First, a soda can cozy. I use these on shaving cream cans in shower. That's right, no more orange rust-type rings left by those metal cans!
Second, witch hazel. It's not just for witches.
I used to buy eye makeup remover for about $8 for a tiny bottle. I read the ingredients one day and noticed witch hazel was the main ingredient. You can buy a big bottle of store brand witch hazel (in the first aid section) for much less ($1.50ish maybe)! I use this now and would like to think I'm slowly getting rich with this tip.
So, those are today's aha uses!
They often show easy ways to reuse household products. You can use a candle to fix a zipper, sandpaper to hone scissors, or a wine cork as a cushion for cabinet doors. I'm sure MacGyver had something to do with these ideas.
So, today I present to you "Amber's Aha Uses!" I invented these myself. I promise.
First, a soda can cozy. I use these on shaving cream cans in shower. That's right, no more orange rust-type rings left by those metal cans!
Second, witch hazel. It's not just for witches.
I used to buy eye makeup remover for about $8 for a tiny bottle. I read the ingredients one day and noticed witch hazel was the main ingredient. You can buy a big bottle of store brand witch hazel (in the first aid section) for much less ($1.50ish maybe)! I use this now and would like to think I'm slowly getting rich with this tip.
So, those are today's aha uses!
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