There are a lot of shaving cream hacks out there, and I have put some of those to the test and tried some of my own.
Here are the results of these simple Shaving Cream Hacks To Help Your Home!
Stainless Steel Appliances – It is said you can clean them with shaving cream. I put this to the test…
I cleaned my microwave, my dishwasher, and my oven surface with shaving cream.
I learned not all stainless steel appliances are created equally. While it cleaned my oven and microwave well with no trouble. My dishwasher was a different story.
It did indeed clean it up nicely, but I was left with some streaks. What that meant is that my dishwasher stainless steel just needed an additional step which was to moisturize it with some olive oil – perfect after that!
It works great to clean your glass and tile back splashes.
It also works great to clean your glass cook top, it would also work well on a range.
Got a squeaky door? Spray on a little shaving cream, rub in, move the door a bit, and the squeak is gone!
Put a little bit on your jewelry, rub it with a toothbrush, rinse it off …
You’re rings and other jewelry will sparkle like new.
Use it in your bathroom to clean your shower doors and tile. It works like scrubbing bubbles.
Use it in your car to defog and clean your windows. This also works to defog mirrors, glass and more.
Use it to clean upholstery in your car. Cleans spots, and just wipes up the seats in general. Spray it on and wipe up with a damp cloth. This will also work on suede couches!
It works great as a spot cleaner.
Spray a little shaving cream onto the spot. Rub it in with a damp cloth or sponge. Let dry over night.
The next day vacuum over the spot and it’ll be gone! If you have a tough spot you have have to repeat the steps a few times.
Use it to shine your chrome and brass faucets on your sinks, showers, and tubs.
Use it to clean and defog your mirrors.
Got paint on your hands, use some shaving cream to get it off. Simply rub your hands together with the shaving cream, wipe off with a cloth, and it’ll be gone.
You can use shaving cream to clean your stainless steel, carpet, polish faucets, Upholstery, jewelry, cook tops, clean paint off your hands, and more. You can also use it to clean glass (like your shower doors), fiberglass tubs, and mirrors.
You can use it to clean your faucets and polish them. You can also use it to clean glass (like your shower doors), fiberglass tubs, and mirrors.
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Oh my gosh! Are you kidding me? I can hardly wait to try this. Do you remember that post I did on Hometalk about the carpet with burn marks that is really old? It has other spots too! I keep saying I’m going to work on it but I haven’t yet. I’ll be in heaven if it works on mine as well as it worked on yours! Great tips!
Thanks Linda! I actually just did my stairs yesterday as the gray carpet has gotten a brownish tinge to it – yuck. I put the shaving cream on just like the spot treatment. I vacuumed it up and they look SO much better!
gonna try this
So glad you want to give it a try – thanks Faith
Who knew!!
Thank you Tamar 🙂
My goodness that’s a lot stuff it cleans! Great post. Sharing on FB. Thank you for sharing on Merry Monday! Hope to see ya next week!
Kim
Thank you Kim and thanks for sharing on Facebook.
Wow! I can’t wait to try this. Thanks!
Thank you Whitney
I can’t wait to try a few of these hacks like my glass top stove and removing paint from my hands. I have a few painting projects coming up. Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best.
Thank you Rhonda, I’m so glad you want to give a few a try.
I had literally no idea! It’s like a magic product!
I will definitely give these a try. Thanks 🙂
Thank you Julie, and I’m so pleased you want to give it a try 🙂
Will shaving gel work the same?
That is a great question Sue, thanks for asking. Sadly from what research I have done the answer is no. It needs to be the regular white kind of shaving cream.
Great ideas! I’m going to give them a try especially in my kitchen.
Thank you so much Linda