Diaper Rash Ointment
- Sunscreen. The zinc oxide is a barrier to the suns rays, so if you forgot the sunscreen but remembered the rash ointment, you’re good. Serves as a deodorant substitute in a pinch.
- Razor Burn. The cream treats skin inflammation of all kinds, including the stinging that comes from shaving. Slather it on to relieve the pain all over the body.
- Reduces Chaffing. Rub on before your run to prevent skin on skin contact and the chafing that results. Also good for spots wear your shoes rub against your foot or heel.
Baby Powder
- Sand Remover. Got stubborn sand stuck to your skin? Use baby powder to remove the moisture so the sand can be brushed off.
- Oil Stain Remover. Dab some powder on the oil spot, leave for a few minutes, then brush away. Repeat until the stain is gone.
- Ant Deterrent. Sprinkle the powder around your picnic area in the park to keep ants away. Note: It will not be effective as an insecticide.
Baby Shampoo
- Makeup Brush Cleaner. Add to a little warm water, wash as usual, and air dry. The gentle formula won’t ruin the bristles.
- Gentle Cycle. Get a great clean, but protect your delicate fabrics by using baby shampoo. Use a cap full for small loads or for soaking. Also great for spot cleaning upholstery.
- Shaving Cream. In a pinch, baby shampoo will give you the sudsy slip of shave cream, but no harsh chemicals that irritate your skin.
BMWK: Do you have any other genius ways you use your child’s old baby products?
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