Why you shouldn't throw away shampoo, toothpaste and an old toothbrush: housewives' tricks

Sometimes, checking the bathroom shelves, you see shampoo that you don't use because it doesn't fit, toothpaste that you don't like the taste of, a toothbrush that dentists advise you to change once a month... As if it's a pity to throw away all this "goodness". But these tools can be given a second chance to serve people.

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For example, shampoo should be used when washing knitted and embroidered items, jackets. Shampoo is not as aggressive as washing powder, so delicate embroidered items will not deteriorate or change color.

It is known that washing powder leaves streaks on jackets as long as they are not washed, but with shampoo this problem will not occur.

Toothpaste is the most effective tool for washing white shoe soles. Apply a small amount of paste to the bottom of the sneakers, rub with an old toothbrush, and the shoes will be almost as good as new.