Use lemon juice or baking soda to get rid of underarm stains on your clothes.
Place a sweater in the refrigerator for 3-4 hours and it won’t get tangled or crumpled up
You can get rid of static electricity on your clothing by wiping it with the underside of an ordinary tissue
Slightly crumpled clothing can be made smooth by using hair straighteners
Get rid of foundation stains on light clothing by using shaving foam
Stretch narrow shoes to fit your feet using the following method: Pour some water into resealable plastic bags, place them carefully inside the shoes, and put them in the freezer overnight
To get rid of a stain caused by red wine, pour on some white wine, and then sprinkle baking soda on top of that. Leave for 2-3 hours then wash off
To avoid getting blisters from new flat shoes, put on some thick socks and then the shoes. Blow-dry the area where the shoes feel tight for a few minutes. Repeat several times
To prevent knee-length boots from losing their original shape, place old magazines inside them
To keep your shirt tucked in all day make a pleat at the side of each hip. Use your thumb and index finger to “pinch” towards the back any excess fabric from the side seams
Place old magazines inside knee-length boots to keep them from losing their original shape.
To make a leather coat softer, get it wet by walking around in it when it’s raining
You can fix weakened glasses frames by using nail varnish
Use a razor to remove fuzz from a sweater
You can use an ordinary graphite pencil to fix a broken zipper. Simply rub the graphite part over the teeth of the zipper to get it moving again
Mix together detergent and baking soda in a bowl. Use an old toothbrush to wipe the solution onto the white soles of trainers and converse shoes. This will help keep them clean
