Toothpaste Is Not Only Meant For Your Teeth. Toothpaste is a key part of your daily oral

hygiene routine. Along with your toothbrush and floss, it helps to remove food debris. Toothpaste isn’t just for

making your teeth white and promoting good dental health. It boasts an array of household uses. Here are some

handy ways you can take advantage of multitasking toothpaste that has nothing to do with your teeth.

 Eliminate shoe scuff. Squirt a dab of toothpaste on the scuffed area of leather shoes. Rub with a soft cloth. Wipe

clean with a damp one. You’ll be left with leather that looks like new.

Freshen bottles. Do your baby bottles have a sour-milk smell? Put some toothpaste on your bottle brush instead of

dish soap. Scrub and rinse thoroughly. You can also apply this cleaning tactic to other containers like thermoses.

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Clear pimples. Apply non-gel, non-whitening toothpaste to your pimple. The toothpaste dehydrates the pimple

and absorbs its oil. So, it should be dried up by morning. Note that this method works best on pimples that have

come to a head and may irritate sensitive skin.

Clean foggy headlights. Put some toothpaste on a sponge. Scrub the headlight in a circular motion. Remove

toothpaste with a damp cloth.

Revive piano keys. Apply toothpaste to a toothbrush and rub it onto dingy keys. Then wipe down with a damp cloth.

Remove crayons from walls. Did your toddler think that the wall was an acceptable place to color? Grab a tube

of non-gel toothpaste and a rag or scrub brush. Squirt the toothpaste onto the “artwork” and scrub. Rinse with a

clean damp cloth. Your wall will return to normal in no time.

Whiten sneakers. Get non-gel toothpaste and a toothbrush. Scrub the rubber part of your sneakers until white.

When done, remove the residue with a damp cloth.

Say goodbye to tea and coffee stains on mugs. Have a stubborn ring on your favorite mug? Apply a little

toothpaste to help remove it. Then wash as usual.

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Shine diamonds. Put some toothpaste on a soft toothbrush. Rub on the diamond, cleaning off the residue with a

damp cloth. Your jewelry will shimmer and sparkle after just a few minutes.

Clean your iron. Apply non-gel toothpaste to your cool clothing iron. Scrub with a rag. Rinse clean and the gunk

will be gone from the bottom plate of your iron.

Avoid fogged goggles. Coat goggles with toothpaste and wipes them off. Doing so help prevent goggles from

fogging when you’re doing activities like woodworking, skiing, swimming, or scuba diving.

Remove watermarks on furniture. Did someone forget to use a coaster on your wooden table? Apply some

non-gel toothpaste onto a soft cloth and rub onto the wood on the ring only (to avoid damaging the wood’s finish).

Wipe off with a damp cloth. Let dry. Then apply furniture polish.

Deodorize the bathroom sink. Grab the tube from the medicine cabinet. Squirt some into the sink. Scrub with a

sponge. Rinse. Not only will this strategy clean your sink, but it will also kill any odors coming from the drain.

Prevent foggy bathroom mirrors

Before you hop into the shower, coat your bathroom mirror with non-gel toothpaste. Wipe it off before you get in.

When you’re done showering, the mirror won’t be foggy.

Banish odors on your hands

Rub hands with toothpaste and rinse. This process helps remove garlic and fishy smells from your hands and

fingers.

Shine kitchen and bathroom chrome

Don’t have kitchen or bathroom cleaners handy? Smear toothpaste on chrome. Polish with a dry, soft cloth.

Stop bug bites from itching

Apply a dime-sized amount of toothpaste onto your bug bite to help prevent it from itching. It can also help cool

down burns on your skin.

Wipe away makeup smudges

Did you accidentally get lipstick or mascara on your countertop, fingertips, or mirror? Use some toothpaste to

remove the mark quickly.

Get rid of a carpet stain

Apply toothpaste to a toothbrush or sponge. Rub into the stain on the carpet. Blot with a clean damp cloth and repeat

as needed.