5 household uses for shaving foam

When facial hair starts to get itchy, it's definitely time for a quick shave. Next to that nearly all squeezed out tube of toothpaste, shaving foam will also have its place in the bathroom of anyone who regularly picks up a razor. But shaving foam is not just good for shaving — it can also easily replace other household products. In many cases, it works even better than the original. You don't necessarily need a man around the house to stock up on shaving foam, as these five astonishing ideas will show.

1. Hinges

No one likes squeaky doors — except maybe horror film fans. But all too often, you don't have any lubricating oil to hand — but a short trip to the bathroom will solve this problem. Apply it, leave it to work, wipe it off, and you're done!

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2. Fittings

When you don't have any other cleaning agents available, water-repelling shaving foam makes for gleaming fixtures and fittings in the bathroom.

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3. The bathroom mirror

We've all been there: you want to check yourself out in the mirror after a refreshing shower to moisturize or brush your teeth, but the mirror is fogged up. Trying to solve the problem with a hand towel only works temporarily — because it leaves smears on the mirror surface that'll be there next time you use it.

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Whereas, anyone who cleans their mirror regularly with shaving foam can enjoy a mirror that does not steam up. This is because the shaving foam creates a thin film on the surface of the mirror that prevents hot water droplets from settling there.

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4. Stains on shirts

When sauces like mustard land on shirts, they pose one of the greatest challenges in the laundry room.

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However, anyone who immediately wipes it off and then rubs the impact site clean with a little shaving foam will find after a few minutes that this mishap is no longer worth mentioning.

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5. After painting

It's a common problem when painting. Despite all your careful preparations, do you find that paint still sticks to your hands?

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Terpentine and similar substances can help with this, but a little shaving foam also does the trick. The paint easily comes off your skin, without irritation.

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Finding a way to keep the mirror clear is nothing short of a bathroom miracle. Of all the products that help you around the house, how many more have hidden talents you never knew about?

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