8. Reach Window Tracks and Fridge Gaskets
Dust, crumbs, and mold often build up in these narrow spaces. Spray some all-purpose cleaner and scrub with a bent toothbrush to restore freshness.
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9. Remove Crayon Marks from Walls
Apply a little toothpaste or shaving cream to a toothbrush and gently scrub over crayon marks. Wipe clean with a damp cloth—no wall damage in most cases.
10. Polish Jewelry and Delicate Items
Jewelry has tiny grooves where dirt loves to hide. Dip a toothbrush in mild soap or a jewelry-cleaning solution, then scrub gently. This works for rings, watches, and even eyeglass frames.
Safety Note: Avoid harsh cleaners on pearls, opals, or other soft gemstones—just mild soap and water.
Bonus Uses for Old Toothbrushes
Pet Grooming: A soft-bristle brush works for cleaning around small pets’ eyes and paws.
Car Detailing: Perfect for scrubbing air vents, buttons, and seams.
Tile Grout Cleaning: Add baking soda and vinegar for sparkling results.
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