Many people use soap in addition to laundry detergent and detergent when doing laundry. Not only does soap have powerful cleaning powers, but it also has several hidden benefits in our daily lives, but many people don't know it. Let's take a look at these wonderful uses of soap.
The first trick is to lubricate the zipper. The zipper on our coat, pants or bags becomes more and more difficult to pull over time. This is where soap comes in. Apply the soap evenly to the zipper, just like you would a candle. Then, with a few gentle zippers, we'll find that it becomes easier to pull up.
The second trick is to get rid of shoe odors. We can prepare a little toilet paper and scissors and cut off some soap foam. If you have small pieces of soap at home, you can also wrap them directly in toilet paper. Wrap the shaved soap foam and tuck it into your shoes.
Normally, when we come home from wearing our shoes for the day, the inside of our shoes will become damp and emit an unpleasant smell. After putting in the soap foam, place the shoes in a ventilated place to dry. When we put them back on the next morning, we will find that they no longer smell bad, which is very effective.
The third trick is to clean the mirror. When we have a lot of watermarks on our mirrors, it looks bad. Start by wetting the mirror, then apply soap to it and draw circles. Then, a few gentle rubs with a cotton towel will produce a lot of foam and the mirror will be very clean.
Finally, wash off the foam and we will find that the mirror is as clean and bright as new. In contrast, mirrors that have not been cleaned have a lot of water stains in addition to some water beads, which is difficult to clean. All it takes is a bar of soap to make the mirror very clean.
Fourthly, sometimes when we sew at home, we find it difficult for the needle to pass through the fabric. This is because the needle has not been used for a long time and the surface has rusted. At this time, we can scrape the soap on the needle a few times, and then thread the needle lead, which can have a lubricating effect, and sewing becomes particularly convenient.
I didn't expect soap to hide so many wonderful uses in addition to cleaning. Once you've learned these tricks, you can give them a try. Not only will this help you save money, but it's also very practical. Give it a try now!