Don’t toss out your old toothbrushes! You can fix a lot of issues by tying two of them together

Old toothbrushes, which‍ might ⁣look ​like just garbage, actually have a lot of useful purposes that ⁢not many people realize. You can connect two⁣ old toothbrushes to​ tackle some tricky tasks easily and affordably.

Cleaning Your Faucet

To clean your faucet,⁣ grab two old ⁢toothbrushes and ⁤tie them together using a rubber band. Dip the ​brushes in ‌water, then ⁢open them up and scrub the faucet. The space around the​ faucet can be hard to reach, but by tying two brushes together it becomes much simpler for you.

Cracking Hard Nuts

Breaking hard-shelled nuts by hand can‍ be tough and exhausting. To make this easier, use ⁤old toothbrushes! First cut the bristles short; then⁣ tie two brushes facing each other with⁢ a rubber⁣ band and place a piece of folded paper between them.​ Now you have a handy tool to crack open nuts like pistachios or peanuts.

Cleaning ​Your Bike Chain

Bicycle chains often get covered in oil and dirt which adds weight and shortens their lifespan. To⁢ clean them ⁣up, tape two old toothbrushes‍ together so that their ⁢bristles face each‌ other. Then put the ‍bike chain between these⁣ brushes while rotating the pedals; this makes cleaning ‍super easy!

Cleaning Your Keyboard

Computer keyboards collect dust over time. Just take an old toothbrush to brush off the‌ keyboard; it will help remove dust quickly.

Cleaning a Comb

A ⁢hairbrush gets dirty ‍from ⁣sweat, dirt, or dandruff easily! To clean it up, use an old‌ toothbrush dipped in some water mixed with ⁣soap; brush along its teeth to get rid of stains fast.

Scrubbing⁢ Toilet Corners

The toilet has tight spots that are hard to clean with regular tools. Heat up the handle of an old toothbrush over fire until it’s soft enough ⁣to bend⁣ into an L⁤ shape! Add some toilet cleaner on it then start scrubbing those tricky corners—this makes cleaning way ⁣easier!

Cleansing ⁣Cup Bottoms

The bottom of cups is often tough to scrub especially if they have narrow openings! Burn the back part of an⁣ old brush head slightly then bend it at 90 degrees—this turns your brush into a perfect tool for reaching deep inside cups⁣ or bottles!

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