Say bye to soap scum
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Coat measuring cups
Remove gum from your hair
13 genius ways to use cooking spray that go way beyond the kitchen
Bet you didn’t have a clue cooking spray was so versatile.
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Spray your shower door with cooking oil and stubborn soap scum will come right off when you wipe it with a towel. Oil breaks down lime deposits so that’s why it removes easily. After a few swipes with a towel, clean the surface to maximise the cleanliness.
The next time a recipe calls for a sticky ingredient such as honey, coat your measuring cups with oil so your quantity is exact and will slide right out when pouring it into your mixture.
Having gum in your hair is a nightmare. Before you start freaking out or think you need scissors to chop it out, try spraying the gum with cooking spray. It should loosen it up enough to the point where it will slide right out.
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Source: RD.com
