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Probably each of us has tried Coca-Cola at least once in their lives. Some like her, others don’t. Today, however, we will not talk about tastes, but we will present a completely different application of this popular drink. We suspect you had no idea that it could work during washing.
Pour a glass of Coca-Cola into the washing machine
Coca-Cola has many properties. Let’s not forget that its inventor, John Pemberton, was an Atlanta apothecary and originally sold his drink as medicine. It was supposed to heal a headache and soothe. Although we usually choose it when we want to quench our thirst, it will also work great, for example, when removing rust or greasy stains.
How will it work during washing? First of all, it will remove stubborn greasy stains, or even those from the blood. As is well known, sometimes even the best detergents have a problem with this. It is enough to pour a glass of Coca-Cola into the detergent container and then wash it as usual. For an even better effect, we can use a capsule or washing liquid. If our stain is really hard to remove, we can first soak the garment for a few hours in Coca-Cola and then wash it as usual. Internet users agree that they did not expect such effects.
Another use of Coca-Cola
Of course, Coca-Cola can also handle other dirt. This carbonated drink is great for removing sediment in the toilet. Just pour a can of Coca-Cola and leave it for about 30 minutes. Then wash the toilet as usual. Do you have a problem with a dirty glass or mirror? Here, too, this drink will come to your aid. Soak a cloth in Coca-Cola and use it to wash the dirty surface. Your windows will literally shine.
Are you wondering how else to use Coca-Cola? If your visit did not go your way, and the highlights are not the color you dreamed of, just make a Coca-Cola hair rinse. The drink will blur the color difference a little. After that, just wash your hair as usual.
Have you ever used Coca-Cola in this way?
Source: Gazeta
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