This iconic blue liquid is good for so much more than scrubbing dishes.
We’ve gathered a bunch of out-of-the-box uses for this powerhouse detergent.
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Pour the soapy water into a pump sprayer and spray down the siding.
Hose off the soap mixture and admire your refreshed siding.
And be sure to follow up with a moisturizing deep conditioner afterward to avoid damaging your hair.
Defog Eyeglasses
Are your eyeglasses are always steaming up when you head indoors on a chilly day?
The soap creates a thin film that will stop that condensation from clinging to your lenses.
Clean Jewelry
It’s not always convenient to take a ring in to a jeweler for cleaning.
Did you know you could do it at home without any special equipment?
Then gently brush away the dirt and grime using a clean, soft-bristled toothbrush.
Remove as much air as possible, then seal and freeze it.
Let it sit a few minutes until the blockage loosens.
Try flushing the toilet.
If it won’t flush and is still clogged, repeat the process.
In a new spray bottle, mix a heavy squirt of dish soap (about 1 Tbsp.
), 1 cup of distilled white vinegar, and 1 cup of water.
