Other Uses for Shave Cream

Of course people use shave cream for shaving.  But, as always,  there are other uses that have been discovered.  So, take a look.

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Remove Carpet Stains – There is no need to buy expensive carpet cleaner you can use shaving cream. Just put a dollop on the stained area and use either an old toothbrush  and scrub it in. Let it sit for a bit, and use a damp towel to wipe up any excess.

Stop your Doors From Squeaking – If the hinges on your doors are squeaking, just put a little shaving cream on it and scrub into tiny cracks with an old or free toothbrush.

 Shine your Jewelry – If your jewelry is getting tarnished, grab the toothbrush and shaving cream and scrub. It will leave your jewelry shiny and your gems sparkling.

Clean Dirt from Under your (or your kids) Nails – Are your kid’s nails filthy from playing in the dirt. A simple way to clean it is shaving cream and a toothpick. The nails will be squeaky clean.

Clean Paint from your Hands – A simple and safe way to remove paint from your skin is shaving cream. No more nasty chemicals.

Keep Mirrors from Fogging – Clean your mirrors with shaving cream, and it will keep them fog free for a couple of weeks. It will also work on your shower doors.

Kids Crafts – Shaving cream can be used as finger paint for children. Just spray it onto the table and let them have fun. You can add food coloring to get different colors. It’s great for their senses and very fun. The other plus is when you wipe it off your table, it leaves your table really clean.

Break in a Baseball Glove – Rub some shaving cream into the palm. Squeeze the mitt together and let it sit for about four hours. The glove will be all set to catch.

Clean Dirty Hands – Are you camping and water isn’t available? Grab your shaving cream and then wipe your hands off with a towel.

Shine Water Faucets – No need to buy a special cleaner, just use your shaving cream. Rub it in with a sponge and wipe it off with a damp cloth. Your faucets will look like new.


Give them a try - they make sense.

Meanwhile .... keep it simple and make it real.

Jeanne