Have you used dish soap to wash your hair? Here are some more ways to use this liquid

Did you know you may have a secret weapon stored under the sink in your kitchen? It’s that bottle of dish soap down there. While this bubble solution is ideal for getting dishes and pans clean, that’s not all it can do.

Stain remover for clothes….Don’t toss your favorite shirt because you got a bit of grease on it. Instead, try rubbing some dish detergent on the spot then rinse.

Stain master on carpets…..Mix 1 tablespoon of dish soap with 2 cups of warm water. Combine them well. Blot stains on your carpet, then blot with clean water.

Make your jewels shine…..Mix a bit of dish soap with some seltzer, and soak your jewels for about five minutes. scrub gently with a soft toothbrush.

Fertilize your lawn…..This may sound really odd, but beer, corn syrup and dish soap can make your grass look greener. Use a watering can or spray devise with a reservoir.

Concrete cleaner….Did your car leak oil all over your driveway? Head to the kitchen for baking soda and dish soap. Scrub with a brush and let it set for a few hours. Rinse.

Wash your hair….Add a drop or two of dish liquid to your shampoo. Remember dish soap can be a harsh cleaner so just a few drops with do the job. The bubbles will help remove extra grease from your hair giving it that squeaky clean feeling.

Do you have any dish soap suggestions that have worked for you?……Ed

Source: Angela Brown/Photo: Dawn soap