Useful Life Hacks With Leftover Soap You Might Not Know: Don't Even Think About Throwing It Away
When small remnants of soap remain, it becomes inconvenient to use them for their intended purpose.
However, there are several ways to use leftovers around the house.
Let's figure out why you shouldn't throw away soap ends.
How to Use Soap Residues
Did you know that soap is an effective moth repellent? Put soap scraps in a canvas bag and place as close to fur items as possible - and the moth will forget about them forever.
The second life hack simplifies toilet cleaning. To do this, soap scraps are placed directly into the flush tank, after which they will dissolve there, clean the toilet when flushing and give a pleasant aroma.
You can also make bleach at home from soap scraps. Grate the soap or chop it finely with a knife, then mix it with soda and pour in water. Add the resulting solution to the items that need to be bleached.
Earlier we wrote about how to use leftover wallpaper in the interior.
