1. the kitchen
   the master bedroom
2. the dining room

No room gets the kind of traffic the average kitchen gets, which means it’s the room most often in need of cleaning.

1. metal
   marble
2. synthetic

The thing about toothpaste is that it can clean more than just teeth. Use a little toothpaste to remove stains from synthetic kitchen countertops.

1. a tooth brush
   a soft sponge
2. a white scrubbing brush

You should be able to find a white scrubbing pad at any hardware store.

1. a polishing rag
   a damp sponge
2. a tooth brush

After you've brushed the area down with a white scrubbing brush and some toothpaste, wipe the area clean with a damp sponge.

1. It's the law.
   It's good for the economy.
2. It's good for the environment.

Toothbrushes are not biodegradable, and we throw away millions per year. Help the environment by finding creative uses for your toothbrushes, once they can no longer clean your teeth.

1. the inside of tall glasses
   the needles of the Christmas tree
2. the latrine

The bristles of a used toothbrush might still be strong enough to clean the inside of tall glasses. How else will you reach all the way inside them?

1. If the door seal of an appliance gets dirty, it becomes a fire hazard.
   The door seal of an appliance can collect a lot of dust, which could then get into the food you eat.
2. When the door seals of appliances are dirty the appliance doesn't work correctly.

A tremendous amount of dirt can accumulate on the plastic seals of appliance doors, and from there it makes its way to the food we eat. Clean these seals often to avoid buildup of dust and dirt.

1. an old pillow case
   an old sock
2. an old toothbrush

Yet another use for an old toothbrush is to clean the plastic seals of the fridge and freezer doors.

1. tooth picks
   cotton swabs
2. pipe cleaners

Cotton swabs are great for getting into and cleaning really narrow areas.

1. battery acid
   liquid nitrogen
2. nail polish remover

Nail polish remover actually heats up when you apply it to plastic. Apply just a touch with a soft cloth, and the plastic will soften enough to make it removable.