The Many Uses of Shampoo and Hair Conditioner

Shampoo and hair conditioner have been around for quite awhile. They both can work wonders on a dirty set of strands, however, these two products can be used for so much more. Check out this article to discover several different uses for shampoo and hair conditioner.

Hair Conditioner:

Having trouble getting a ring from around your finger? All you have to do is put some hair conditioner on the finger and then slide the ring right off.

Hard, rough and dry feet can be a problem. However, fear no more, hair conditioner has the ability to soften your feet right up. Coat your feet with hair conditioner right before you lay down to go to bed. Next, put on some cotton socks and wear them to sleep. By the morning your feet should be extremely soft and moisturized.

Hair conditioner can be used to protect your hair right before a swim. The conditioner helps keep the hair from drying out from the chlorine that is in the pool.

Hot or cold months have the tendency to dry your lips out. All you have to do is add a little hair conditioner to your lips to give them a moisture uplift.

If you have dry puffy eye lines, just add a little hair conditioner and rub it in. Just be careful not to get any into your eyes.

After you shave your legs, rub a little hair conditioner onto them to add some extra softness.

Don't want to buy expensive makeup remover? Just use hair conditioner, it cleans it right up.

If you have a super sticky band-aid that just doesn't want to budge without taking some of your skin with it, just rub a little hair conditioner onto the spot where the band-aid and the skin meet. Wait a few minutes and the band-aid should come off easily.

Hair conditioner can clean and polish your best silver. All you have to do is put some hair conditioner onto a soft clean cloth and then rub onto the silver. You can gently wipe any conditioner that may be left on the silver. A very thin layer of conditioner will help to protect your silver from future tarnish.

If you want to keep sliding glass doors, windows or drawers from sticking all you have to do is rub some hair conditioner onto the tracks to lube it right on up. This works for squeaky door hinges, refrigerator drawers, and curtain rods.

You can hide some ugly scratches on your wood furniture by pouring a few drops of hair conditioner onto a soft dry cloth, rub the wood with the cloth and then use a second clean cloth to buff it up.

Tired of having a stuck zipper? Rub a little hair conditioner onto the teeth of the zipper and watch it glide.

Leather can be conditioned with hair conditioner. Just dab a little on a cloth and rub the leather with it.

You can use hair conditioner to lubricate bike chains, roller skates and skateboard wheels.

If you are doing a painting job and you don't want paint on the door knobs, locks, or window pulls all you have to do is add some hair conditioner to these objects before you start painting. The conditioner will not allow the paint to stick and the paint should easily wipe off.

If you do not want to scrub your hands with harsh chemicals after a paint or car job, just rub some hair conditioner on your hands. This will make the hand cleansing process much easier.

Lubricating nuts, bolts, and screws with hair conditioner will keep them from rusting up in the future. You can also keep your tools from rusting by rubbing them down with conditioner.

Shampoo Uses:

Don't have enough laundry soap? Shampoo works just as well. It works very well for delicate clothes. You should use less than half a cup of shampoo.

Shampoo can be used to wash your dishes if you happen to run out of dishwashing liquid.

Shampoo can get rid of ring around the color. Just rub some in and wash your clothes.

Shampoo can be used to wash your hand-washable delicate clothing. Some drops of shampoo in some cold-water works wonders.

Ran out of body wash? Use some shampoo. It works just as well on your body as it does on your hair.

Clean your hairbrush and comb with a capful of shampoo and warm water. Let the brush and comb soak in the mix for a few minutes, wipe them down and rinse them off.

A mix of 1 tablespoon of baby shampoo, 1 tablespoon of ammonia and one gallon of water can keep pesky birds from eating the fruit growing in your garden. Spray the concoction onto your fruit, but make sure you rinse the fruit off before you eat it.

If you have mildew prone plants you can spray them once a week with a mix of 2 tablespoons of baby shampoo and 1 tablespoon of baking soda in 1 gallon of water.

You can maintain the lovely colors of your houseplants by misting them every week with a mix of 1 twice-used tea bag, 1 teaspoon of antiseptic mouthwash, 3 teaspoons of mild shampoo, and 3 teaspoons of ammonia in a quart of warm water.

I hope that this article will be of some use God willing