6) Remove bandaids painlessly
When we cut ourselves, we rush to cover the cut(s) with bandages to cover up the wound and to protect it from germs and bacteria. But, removing bandages can be even more painful than the cut itself. To solve that problem, rub baby shampoo around the bandage and let it seep through to lubricate the sticky part of the bandage for pain-free removal.
7) Wash your underwear
You can use baby shampoo to wash your underwear instead of using hard detergents. All you have to do is fill a tub with water, then add a teaspoon of baby shampoo to it and start working out the stains gently for better results.
8) Stand-in for hand soap
Baby shampoo is very gentle on superficial skin and tougher on grime more than many hand wash products, that is why you can use it instead of regular soap.
9) Remove stains from upholstery
To remove stains from upholstery, mix the baby shampoo with warm water and start working it into the stains. Let it sit for a few minutes, then use a damp cloth to remove it.
10) Shaving cream
If you use shaving creams regularly, then you know how expensive they are and you probably noticed that aerosol cans are not as good as people say. If you don’t have enough money to buy shaving cream, then you can use baby shampoo as an alternative. Don’t worry because baby shampoo is mild enough for all the sensitive areas.
