Let us face it – a world without toothpaste would be nightmarish. We depend on the minty stuff to the point that imagining how people in the past took care of their oral health is scary. We need to brush our teeth twice a day, and floss at least once, and adding mouthwash to the mix does not hurt.But what if we told you that toothpaste is not just a wonderful substance for keeping the dentist at bay? There are plenty of objects around the house that can be turned from grubby and grimy ugliness to shiny and new-looking treasures. It makes sense, after all, that the substance that can clean.
Taking Care Of Pesky Coffee Stains
A strong cup of coffee is the best way to start the day. But unless you are something of a dictator about forcing people to use coasters, you can expect to see those murky rings appearing on your tables. While that aesthetic might be cool for detectives and freelance writers, coffee mug stains are an eyesore on an otherwise gorgeous coffee table. To get rid of coffee stain rings, you can take some toothpaste and rub it into the circular mark, leaving it to soak in for some time. Then, take a cloth and dampen it with hot water before washing everything off the table.
Taking Care Of Pesky Coffee Stains
Wiping Your Sink Clean
The area that you brush your teeth over and spit into after a thorough teeth cleaning deserves some love after so much disrespect! Whether your sink is made from stainless steel or porcelain, once you are finished using toothpaste to clean your mouth, you can do the same with the sink. Fetch the cloth and squeeze a bit of toothpaste on before wiping the whole bowl-like area thoroughly, and do not forget about the taps! Wash all the residue away with the hot tap and wipe the area dry.
Wiping Your Sink Clean
