Multi use products?

[sam]

I say just about everyone of use does this and don't really think about it. I was just wondering what thinks to you use for something other than what they were meant to be? For example I love dryer sheets. I put them everywhere bottom of trash can, in shoes I hardly wear, trunk of the car. It just makes those places smell a little nicer and keeps them fresh. My husband uses coffee cans. He says you can never have to many coffee cans. I throw some away when he's not looking. So shhhh don't tell him and that will be our dirty little secert.
So what do you use for other things?

[churn111]

Soap is soap to me if I don't have the right kind. I can wash my hands in shampoo. Right now, because I developed skin yeast from being on antibiotics most of December, I'm bathing in baby shampoo. Makes a great body wash.

Used dryer sheets can go on a swiffer. I rarely use dryer sheets though.

[Child0fGod]

i like this thread... very innovative, makes you think

i'll be back with mine! hehe!

[tdrshopping]

Originally Posted by churn111

Soap is soap to me if I don't have the right kind. I can wash my hands in shampoo. Right now, because I developed skin yeast from being on antibiotics most of December, I'm bathing in baby shampoo. Makes a great body wash.

Used dryer sheets can go on a swiffer. I rarely use dryer sheets though.

epsom salts in the bath help immensely with this. ask your doc about diflucane too.

[kendon11]

Originally Posted by churn111

Soap is soap to me if I don't have the right kind. I can wash my hands in shampoo. Right now, because I developed skin yeast from being on antibiotics most of December, I'm bathing in baby shampoo. Makes a great body wash.

I fight yeast all the time because of my diabetes. I have found that using antibacterial soap(such as dial, etc) it keeps my skin clean and clear.

[churn111]

Originally Posted by tdrshopping

epsom salts in the bath help immensely with this. ask your doc about diflucane too.

Originally Posted by kendon11

I fight yeast all the time because of my diabetes. I have found that using antibacterial soap(such as dial, etc) it keeps my skin clean and clear.

Thanks Ladies.

tdrshopping, I'm on diflucane. 4 of them, 1 every 3 days. I have one left.

kendon11, I'm diabetic also. I use to battle the yeast more, but it's been years. They think all the antibiotics in Dec stirred things up.

[tdrshopping]

Originally Posted by churn111

Thanks Ladies.

tdrshopping, I'm on diflucane. 4 of them, 1 every 3 days. I have one left.

kendon11, I'm diabetic also. I use to battle the yeast more, but it's been years. They think all the antibiotics in Dec stirred things up.

whenever i am put on antibiotics i request the diflucane because the 2 go hand-in-hand. I stockpile the stuff because an outbreak for me is sooo miserable.

[Child0fGod]

...ok, so i really cannot think of any... lol
i just know i re-use a lot of stuff; don't necessarily have a lot of multi-use items.

[jillynoodle]

i use shout or spray and wash to get out spots on my carpet works pretty good and smells great!

[SavingInLakewood]

I use baby oil, and the baby oil gel that was clearanced at WAGS, as eye make-up remover.