3. Clean Bicycle Chains Efficiently
Secure two toothbrushes with the bristles facing inward. Place your bike chain between them, then rotate the pedals. The brushes scrub both sides at once for a deeper, faster clean.

Maintenance Tip: Always reapply light lubricant afterward to keep your chain running smoothly.

4. Clean Your Computer Keyboard
A single toothbrush works wonders for dust and crumbs stuck between keys. For stubborn grime, dampen the brush with a bit of rubbing alcohol (not too much).

Extra Tip: Use compressed air or a mini vacuum afterward for a spotless finish.

5. Clean Hairbrushes and Combs
Dip a toothbrush in warm, soapy water or diluted shampoo and scrub between the bristles of your hairbrush. This removes trapped oils, dandruff, and buildup, keeping your brushes fresh and hygienic.

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6. Scrub Narrow Cups, Bottles, and Vases
Heat a toothbrush handle over a flame (carefully!) and bend it to a 90-degree angle. This new shape makes it easy to scrub deep into bottles, thermoses, and vases.

7. Clean Hidden Corners of the Toilet
Bend an old toothbrush into an L-shape and add toilet cleaner to the bristles. Use it to scrub under the rim and around bolts—places most toilet brushes can’t reach.

Sanitary Tip: Disinfect thoroughly or discard after use.

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