Cooking spray is slippery and prevents you from burning your pan. So, you have to figure that there are probably other ways you can use it.
Well, there are!
Here are alternative ways to use cooking spray around your home:
Get Gum Out of Hair
Instead of cutting gum out of your hair you can spray cooking spray on it and wiggle it out.
Squeaky Chain
If your bike chain has an annoying squeak to it, you can spray it with cooking spray then wipe it down with a cloth.
Moisturize Dry Skin
If you have a dry patch of skin, you can moisturize it with some cooking spray.
Dry Nail Polish
Cooking spray is a great alternative if you’ve run out of that quick dry nail spray,
Squeaky Door Hinge
Cooking spray will also silence a squeaky door hinge.
Remove a Ring
If your ring has become stuck, you can spray some cooking spray on your finger to help slide it off.
Soap Scum
Spray some cooking spray over soap scum in your home and let it sit for 5 minutes before washing it off with soapy water. It will break down the soap and lime deposits.
Get All of the Sticky Stuff
Spray your spoon with cooking spray before you scoop sticky things like honey to make sure it all comes off of the spoon and you don’t waste any.
Delicious Popcorn
Spray butter flavored cooking spray over your popcorn to evenly coat it. If you’re sprinkling salt, this will help it stick.
Unstick a Door Lock
If the lock in your door is sticking, you can spray some cooking spray into the lock and place your key in. The spray should lubricate the lock.
Defrost Your Freezer
Use cooking spray to defrost the ice in your freezer. You should also spray a fresh coat on the walls of the freezer after it is fully defrosted to prevent it from icing up again.
Get Grease and Paint Off Your Hands
Spray your dirty hands with cooking spray then wash with soapy water to remove grease and paint.
Repel Dust and Dirt From Tires
Spray clean tires with cooking spray so that brake dust and dirt can be easily washed off your tires.
Make a Sled Go Faster
Grease up your sled or snow tube with cooking spray to go faster, but remember… safety first!
Clean Up Bug Splatter
Rub your car’s bumper and windshield with cooking spray to easily remove splattered bugs.
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