7. Scissors

If your scissors have gone dull or have stick adhered to them because of an ongoing specialties venture, you can fix it by slicing through some sandpaper. You will get two feathered creatures with one stone: the paper will make your scissors sharp again and it will evacuate any paste buildup.

8. Rust

Dispose of rust on your tools with a bit of fine sandpaper. Sanding off the rust will take a touch of time, yet along these lines, you won’t risk harming your devices.

9. Pencil

Have you lost your pencil sharpener yet do you truly need to hone your pencil? Fold a bit of sandpaper over the tip of your pencil and rub it around it (moving in a similar bearing the whole time) until you’ve made a pleasant, sharp tip.

10. Grout joints

Have the grout joints in your restroom or kitchen gotten so grimy that it appears to be difficult to clean them? Overlap a bit of sandpaper into equal parts and utilize the edge to delicately sand the grout joints. Be cautious, however, in light of the fact that you would prefer not to scratch the tiles.

11. Seeds

Help out Mother Nature a piece by gently sanding seeds before you put them in the ground. Along these lines, you’ll evacuate the external layer of the seeds and that implies it will be simpler for the seed to retain water. They will develop quicker that way!

12. Slugs

Spot the vases in your nursery over a bit of sandpaper. Slugs won’t have any desire to contact the paper so they won’t have the option to move into the pot and afterward harm your blooms.