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What to do with expired shampoo: 8 alternative uses
What to do?
You can now apply a small amount of your expired shampoo to your brush,
Rinse well under lukewarm water, using a comb,
Finally, leave to dry.
- Cleaning
On wood and tiled floors, the use of shampoo can be useful.
How do I use it?
Say goodbye to dirt on floors by simply using a mixture of shampoo and water.
Then mop the floor and it’ll be sparkling clean again!
- Wash your car with shampoo
For those who want to wash their car without having to rush to the car wash, give your bodywork a shine by using shampoo as a cleaning product.
How to make.
In a bucket filled with water, add ¼ cup of shampoo,
Mix well,
Then take a sponge suitable for washing your car.
Proceed with the wash as usual.
- Clean delicate clothes
A pile of wool sweaters
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A pile of wool sweaters – Source: spm
You can now use shampoo to wash clothes made of delicate fabrics like wool.
How do you do it?
Use it to gently wash your garment in lukewarm water,
Then rinse thoroughly.
- Revive leather shoes
How to use?
Dab a drop of shampoo (preferably mineral oil-based) onto a cloth.
Then gently rub the leather shoe.
This also works on leather sofas, bags and belts.
- Cleaning a mirror
How do I do it?
This trick involves pouring a small amount of your shampoo onto a paper towel, then rubbing the entire surface of the mirror.
As a final step, wipe your mirror clean with a dry cloth.
This will prevent fogging when you take your shower or bath. Test it on your swimming goggles too.
- Clean bathroom faucets
Did you know that you can clean the taps in your shower or bathtub even when you’re in them, using your shampoo? That’s right! This product is a real cleaner that will make your taps shine.
How do I use it?
Simply clean your taps with a little shampoo,
Leave for a few minutes,
Then rinse with plenty of water.
Shampoo you don’t use anymore! Don’t throw it away now. It could come in very handy as an alternative to some of the inconveniences of everyday life.
