Don’t waste any more money on fancy or expensive car detailing kits, and give your headlights shine with toothpaste. You can even use a toothbrush to get into all the nooks and crannies.

Want to make your kicks look as sweet as the day you first took them out of the box? Use some toothpaste to get rid of the dirt and restore that new-shoe shine. Just use an old toothbrush to give them a good scrub and voila!

Swimming goggles are great- until they fog up with steam. You can keep that from happening and keep your underwater view clear by rubbing a thin layer of toothpaste over the lens. The light film will prevent that annoying fog.

You may have heard of this one before, but for those who haven’t, prepare to be amazed. The properties in toothpaste dry out acne and pimples! Amazing, right? Put toothpaste on those blemishes at night and in the morning, they’ll be a distant memory.

Whether you got hair dye on your favorite nightie, food dye on your favorite apron or some other type of dye on your carpet, furniture or article of clothing, you can use toothpaste to eliminate the stain. Just rub it in, let it dry, and throw the item in the wash.

Phones are a breeding ground for germs and smudges, and wiping yours across your tee every 20 minutes will do nothing to disinfect it. Toothpaste will though. You can use the stuff to make your phone look shiny and to rid it of germs!

If your shoes stink, rub some toothpaste along the soles to give them a fresh scent. Make sure to let the toothpaste fully dry before slipping your feet inside (make sure you’re wearing socks!).

If you spill wine or coffee on your carpet, never fear, toothpaste is here! Toothpaste can penetrate even the toughest of stains and leave your carpet looking like new again. Just give it a good scrub with some paste, let it dry, then dab it up with a wet, clean cloth.

Ever had your CD skip in the middle of your favorite track, or have you ever been watching a movie and have it jump three scenes in the middle of the most important scene? Yeah, we’ve all been there, and it sucks. Fortunately, toothpaste can help. Rub some toothpaste on the surface and it will play perfectly.

If you’re mad at your friend or partner for dinging your car with his door the other day, put on your happy face and bust out the toothpaste. A little bit of toothpaste, a soft cloth and some TLC will go a long way towards making your car look like new again.

Have some old silver you have no idea what to do with? Shine it up and use it at the next family feast! Rub some toothpaste on each piece with a soft cloth and your grandma’s silver will be shining in no time.

Don’t you hate when you forget to take a pen out of your pants pocket before throwing them in the wash, only to remove your clothes and discover an ink stain on every item? We do too. Fortunately, there is a fix to this problem, and no, it’s not a magical way to remind yourself to remove that pen from your pocket (though that would be nice too). It’s toothpaste! All you have to do is rub some paste on the stain, let it dry, wash it the next day, and like magic – your clothes are stain free for another day.

If you’re tired of getting yelled at to use a coaster after you’ve soiled yet another wooden table, bust out a tube of toothpaste and show some magic. Toothpaste can get rid of those stubborn water spots that you accidentally left over the years.

Piano keys can get dirty and grimy after continual use, making no one want to go near those bad boys. With a bit of toothpaste, you can smudge away the dirt and have spotless keys once more.

You may have heard once or twice that by itching your mosquito bites you only make them worse. This is true, but if you’re like most people and itch them anyways, rub some toothpaste on the infected areas and experience instant relief.

Doing home manicures is a great way to save some money, but of course, there’s bound to be some imperfections. If you happen to get some nail polish on your skin or cuticles, just wait for the polish to dry, rub on some nail polish, and wipe away! Plus, your hands will smell great.

Is your iron leaving residue on your favorite garments? Turn it off and let it cool down (this part is important!), then rub some toothpaste along the surface. Wipe it off and proceed to iron your clothes – without the dirty streaks.

Do you live in an apartment or rental where you cannot put nails in the wall? Or maybe you just don’t have picture nails on hand but really want to hang your new poster? Use toothpaste! Toothpaste acts as an adhesive but, unlike glue or nails, won’t damage your wall once you remove it.

You may use hand soap to wash your hands, and that’s great! But, toothpaste is a great deep cleaner and can remove more dirt and grime than your standard hand soap. So, lather up and smell minty fresh!

Thermoses can get pretty gross fairly quickly. If you don’t want to drink out of a stinky canister or eat soup out of a thermos that smells like mold and mildew, add some toothpaste your thermos and fill it with water. Shake it around, then wash as normal. Your thermos will smell fresh and clean like brand new.

Rubbing some toothpaste on your faucets with a wet sponge will clean away all the buildup on your faucets. Just wipe away any excess with a clean cloth. They’ll be sparkling again in no time!

Spilled makeup can stain, but with some toothpaste, it will come right off your countertops. Just use a wet sponge to rub the toothpaste into the makeup stain and it should disappear in an instant.

Toothpaste can also get out permanent marker stains, especially on wood. Use your finger, cloth, or a sponge to rub the toothpaste into the stain, let it sit for a minute or two – then wipe away.

Rub a mix of toothpaste and lotion on your bruises before you go to bed to get rid of them faster. Because, who wants to walk around with an ugly bruise for everyone to see?

If you’ve accidentally come into contact with poison ivy, it can leave an unpleasant rash or burn. For relief, gently apply a thin layer of toothpaste to the affected area and let it rest for 10 minutes. Wash away with some soapy water and the stinging sensation should subside. Repeat if necessary.

If you accidentally burn yourself on a hot surface while cooking – reach for the toothpaste! First, cover the burn with cold water immediately, then cover the surface with a nice, cool layer of minty toothpaste.

If you or your little ones have found themselves with some gum stuck in the hair, toothpaste can help! Just apply toothpaste to the patch of gum and it will help break down the sugars that are binding it to the hair. The gum should eventually crumble out in pieces.

Even the highest quality linoleum can get scuff marks, but thankfully, they are easy to remove. Apply toothpaste to a dry cloth and use it to scrub the scuffs right off! Rinse with plain water to remove any excess.

If you have kids in the house, crayon marks on the wall are bound to happen. Toothpaste can remove the marks without damaging your walls or the paint. Rub the marks with toothpaste, let sit overnight, then wipe away with water.

Is your diamond looking a little dull? Use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste and an old toothbrush to give it a good scrub. Rinse thoroughly with cold water. Do NOT use this method to clean pearls as it will damage them.

Flat irons and curling irons can get pretty dirty after a while. Build-up from hairspray and other styling products can leave a film on the plates. To remove it, use a soft cloth to rub some toothpaste on the plates or barrel (turned off, of course!) and then use another clean cloth to wipe it away.

If playing the flute or trombone is a past-time of yours, you know that they can start looking a bit grimey after a while. Just dab a bit of toothpaste on the instrument, then buff away with a soft cloth like microfiber. Use a damp cloth to remove any extra residue.

Here’s another great hack for renters! If you don’t have spackle to fill in holes in the wall left by nails, just use some plain, white toothpaste. Of course, this hack works best for smaller holes.

Leather is expensive! So when it gets scuffed or scratched, it can be quite annoying. Luckily, you can make them disappear with a little bit of toothpaste. Apply a dab to a soft cloth and gently rub the affected area.

Our kitchen and bathroom sinks can sometimes get a bit of a funky smell. Just squeeze a line of toothpaste around the rim of the drain, let it rest for 10 minutes, then rinse away! The toothpaste will coat the pipe with a nice, pleasant smell.

Get rid of Tupperware stains and smells with a little bit of toothpaste. Scrub the inside of the container and lid with some toothpaste and an old toothbrush, let sit for a few minutes, then rinse away with water.

The seals of refrigerator doors can be one of the hardest, yuckiest areas to clean. Take an old toothbrush, along with some toothpaste, and give the seals a good scrub. The bristles will get into the nooks of the seal, and the toothpaste will disinfect and remove all the gunk build-up.

Plastic garden furniture is bound to get some stains and scratches over time. Create a mixture of toothpaste and water then use a cloth to wipe it down. Your outdoor furniture will be clean and sparkling like the day you bought it!

You can use a very tiny amount of toothpaste to remove those yucky fingerprint and dirt stains from your computer’s keyboard. Just be sure that you don’t get any of the toothpaste in the cracks or crevices between the keys. A tiny dab on your fingertip should do the trick.

If you, or your pet, has been unfortunate enough to be sprayed by a skunk – the smell is terribly unpleasant. First, rinse off immediately in the shower then rub your (or your pet’s) entire body with toothpaste. The flouride in the paste will help combat and neutralize the nasty odor.

After a while, baby bottles start to take on a sour milk smell. Thankfully, toothpaste can remedy this situation very quickly. Simply put some toothpaste on your bottle brush and clean like normal – be sure to rinse with water thoroughly.

A foggy bathroom mirror is inevitable after taking a bath or shower, right? Not if you use this clever toothpaste trick! Next time you’re about to shower, coat your mirror with a non-gel toothpaste. Simply wipe it off before you hop in the tub and your mirror won’t fog. Amazing!

Instead of using harsh chemicals to clean the chrome in your bathroom and kitchen, just use a bit of non-gel toothpaste. The fine abrasiveness is perfect for shining up this delicate metal. Smear a dollop of toothpaste on a soft cloth and polish away!

Non-gel toothpaste is also wonderful cleaning the bathroom sink as well. Squirt some paste into the sink, scrub with a sponge, and rinse. It’s as easy as that! Plus, as mentioned earlier, it will freshen up a stinky drain.

Sometimes a walk along the beach can leave you with black, sticky feet if the beach you visit it prone to tar. It’s extremely hard to remove – unless you have some toothpaste handy! Rub the tar with non-gel toothpaste and rinse. Now, look at those clean feet!

Much like removing small scratches from your car, toothpaste can help remove small scratches on your phone too. Rub some toothpaste wherever the cracks are and wipe clean with a soft cloth. It will reduce the look of the scratches and make your phone look much better.

Keep your finger and toenails healthy and strong with toothpaste. A couple times a month, scrub your fingers and toes with some toothpaste on a toothbrush. It will keep them looking shiny and clean – plus, it smells nice!

No one likes getting into a smelly car. Keep your car smelling fresh with some minty toothpaste! Place some toothpaste on a paper towel, fold it up, and stash underneath your seat. When the car heats up either in the sun or with the heater, the minty fresh scent will release from the paper towel.

Cleaning soap scum from your shower can feel like a constant battle. Ease the battle with a little help from toothpaste. Place some toothpaste on a toothbrush or scouring pad and gently scrub the soap scum away. It will come off without much effort at all.

Those tiny little baby hairs have a mind of their own, don’t they? Keep those flyaways in place with a little toothpaste if you’re out of hair gel or hairspray. Just use a super tiny amount, rub in your hands, then slick over your hair to keep those babies in place. Don’t use too much otherwise you’ll see it in your hair.

Not many of us are lucky enough to own horses, but if you do, toothpaste is about to be your new best friend. Toothpaste is perfect for cleaning bits and other accessories for your horse. Just be sure to rinse the bit very thoroughly because flouride can be harmful for the animal.

Are diecast models one of your hobbies? Well, you better buy toothpaste in bulk because it’s an absolute godsend for intricate diecast models. These types of models tend to have lots of edges and corners that can be difficult to keep clean. Just give them a scrub with toothpaste and an old toothbrush – you’ll be all set.

Toothpaste can be a great help when it comes to hanging pictures and posters as we mentioned before, but the uses don’t stop there! Place a small dab of toothpaste on a picture hanger then press it against the wall you want to hang it on. Remove the frame and spot the toothpaste where you should place the nail or screw.

As we mentioned earlier, toothpaste can help tame flyaways and it’s also a great tool for keeping bows in place on babies’ fine hair. Just a small dab of toothpaste on the bow will help it stick!

Phone cracks, car scratches, and scuffed DVDs – all can help be repaired with a tiny bit of toothpaste. In addition to those fixes – it can help remove scratches from the face of a watch as well. Apply a dab to a soft cloth, like microfiber, and buff away!