We all know that food goes in the refrigerator to keep it fresh. But there are a lot of other non-food items that really should be kept in the fridge to stay fresh and last longer.
Here Are 15 Non-Food Items You Didn’t Know Should Be Kept In The Refrigerator:
1) Strengthen Panty Hose
Make your pantyhose last by putting them in the refrigerator. The cold will strengthen the fibers. This will make them less prone to snags, runs, and holes.
2) Metal Bowls and Whisks
Here’s the secret to making the perfect batch of whipped cream. Toss your mixing bowl and whisks in your refrigerator. It’s super easy to get stiff peaks when you’re equipment is cold.
3) Fresh Cut Flowers
Toss your flowers into the refrigerator at the end of the day and take them back out in the morning. This will keep them fresher for longer. The cold keeps the petals and stems from wilting which is why you see flowers in refrigerated cases at the florist.
4) Candles That Burn Slow
Refrigerating candles will help them burn slower and drip less. Place your candles in the fridge but wrap the wick in foil or plastic. This will prevent it from absorbing moisture.
5) Homemade and Organic Cosmetics
All natural, organic, or homemade cosmetics should be refrigerated. These products often lack preservatives which can make them spoil. You can make sure to use them all up before they spoil by refrigerating them.
6) Keep Pillowcases Cool
Everyone knows how amazing the cool side of the pillow is. Keep your pillowcases in the refrigerator. Your pillow will always be on the cool side this way.
7) Your Eye Cream
Some say that storing eye cream in the refrigerator makes it more effective. It can help to reduce redness and puffiness around the eyes. It also feels nice and cool when you apply it.
8) Long Lasting Batteries
Your refrigerator can preserve your batteries. Just store them in the fridge. It will help them keep their charge longer.
9) Colored And Clear Nail Polish
Refrigerating nail polish will make it last much longer. However, it can make it thicker and harder to apply smoothly. You should take it out a few hours or a day before you’re ready to use it.
10) Gum on Fabric
Salvage clothes or fabric with gum on it. Just put it in the fridge for a little while. The cold will harden the gum and make it easy to peel off.
11) All Your Lipsticks
You can extend the life of your lipsticks by sticking them in the fridge. Just make sure to wipe away any “sweat” creating when the lipstick comes back to room temperature. It can leave marks when you apply to your lips.
12) Candle Wax Stains
If you spilled some candle wax on a piece of clothing, put it in the refrigerator a.s.a.p. The wax will harden in the refrigerator. You’ll be able to peel and scrape it right off.
13) Perfectly Sharpened Eyeliner
If your eyeliner is too soft to sharpen, put it in the fridge to firm it up. This will make it perfect for sharpening. It should go on perfectly after this.
14) Hide Your Cash
The refrigerator is the perfect place to store spare cash. Theives will never think to look in there. Place inside a disguised jar or container.
15) Medicated Foot Powder
Medicated foot powder is perfect for soothing foot fungus and discomfort. But keeping it refrigerated gives it an extra tingly feeling. Just keep it in an airtight container or bag.
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