1. Stopped ears
Drip a few
drops of warm baby oil into the stopped ear. Lay on your side or make
sure the ear is in horizontal position, and gently drip. Let it stay
like this for a few minutes and then reverse your head and let it
dribble out, cleaning the ear with a paper towel.
2. Cracked heels
To treat
dry and cracked heels, rub a little baby oil before bed time. Cover your
legs with socks to keep the bed sheets and blankets from getting dirty.
3. Removing a stubborn ring
To remove a
ring from your finger that just won't budge, use baby oil as a
lubricant. Smear a generous amount on your finger and gently start
turning the ring, until it slides off.
4. Removing bandages and Band-Aids
If you have
sensitive skin, reduce the discomfort by smearing a coat of baby oil on
the sticky parts of the bandage. Start peeling the bandage gently,
until it is removed.
5. Removing paint
If you've used paint and got dirty, spill some baby oil and rub, then wash with soap and water for full removal of the stain.
6. Removing stickers from bought items
If the
price sticker won't come off (or leaves half it behind), smear a bit of
baby oil on the sticker until you see it absorb, then wipe with a soft
cloth for an immediate and easy removal of the stubborn sticker.
7. Removing make-up
Baby oil can be an efficient tool for removing eye make-up, and also soften the skin around the eyes - doubly useful.
8. Massage oil
Use baby
oil to massage parts of the body. Baby oil is refined and add moisture
to the skin. It also makes the massage feel much nicer.
9. Preventing stretch marks
Baby oil helps soften the skin and prevents stretch marks during pregnancy.
10. Maintaining moisture
After a hot
bath or shower, keep the moisture on your skin and prevent skin dryness
by smearing baby oil on your skin while it's still moist. Be sure to
smear in the area of the elbows, the knees and the heels.
11. Unraveling knots
If your
silver or gold necklace has become a big knot, use baby oil to unravel
the knots. Simply drip a bit of the oil directly on the knot, then use
sewing needles to gently open the knot. It should be much easier now
that the links slide instead of stick together.
12. Aromatic bath oil
Instead of
spending a lot of money on expensive cosmetics for the bath, add a few
drops of perfume to a 1/4 cup of baby oil and mix. When you step into
the bath, shake the bottle well and pour a few drops in.
13. Returning luster to leather items
Return the
shine to old handbags, wallets, shoes and belts. Drip a bit of baby oil
on a soft cloth and wipe the leather items. After rubbing, remove the
leftover oil and rub again with a clean cloth. The items will shine like
new!
14. Cleaning stainless steel sinks
Drip a bit
of baby oil onto a soft cloth and shine the stainless steel sink. You
can also use this technique to remove stains from stainless steel
electrical appliance and bathroom accessories.
15. Getting rid of water and soap stains on the shower door
If you have a shower door that is constantly stained by water and soap marks that won't come off, a bit of baby oil and a clean cloth should get rid of those for you!
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