Weirdest tip ever?

metherer

squeaky wrote: »

google wierdest tips

have fun

Guess what... This site comes out as the top result!!!!!

LilMissEmmylou

when doing a french manicure the best thing to get a perfect line accross the tip (or in fact for doing a variety of patterns on your nails) is electrical tape sticks nice and tight, but is easy to peel off when the varnish has dried... no so weird i suppose but great tip (get it? great tip hehe)

Curv

The oddest tip I ever read came from the Flylady site...it (predictably, it seems) also involves sanitary towels.

What you do is stick some sanitary towels with wings to the soles of your feet, spray your kitchen floor with antibacterial spray and 'skate' your way to a floor you can eat your dinner from.

HTH :rotfl:

Psykicpup

ok only slightly wierd but in keeping with the general tone I think..

the 'delay spray' you can buy from certain adult shops/parties, works great on bee stings etc ...my ann summers rep used to sell out every summer after passing on that tip!

- & keep your aftersun in the fridge!

annifranakapan

Weirdest tip I ever had was from a friend who advised me to leave a burnt saucepan outside on the grass in a shady place for a couple of days(turned upside down). She swore that when I then washed it the burnt offerings would then just wipe away. Afraid I didn't try this one - often wished I had though just to see the results!

Stephen_Leak

givememoney wrote: »

This thread should be called `1001 uses for sanitary towels`!

1002 if you ...

PS. This is inspired by the Australian cookbook, "101 things to do with a tin of cling peaches. (102 if you eat the b*gg*rs.)"

qwiksave

My husband suggested that I should illustrate my tip (the original one!!) - ie have a photo taken of myself wearing the ST's! :eek: :eek: I politely said 'No.....' :rotfl:

sparklygirl1

Go on don't be shy!

fluffalo

Another ST one, I'm afraid.. I used to work in the sundry shop of a posh hotel and once when there was a fashion show on, two of the stylists came running in to buy ST for the male models - to stick in their armpits to stop sweat stains from showing on the clothes!

dolly_day_dream

annifranakapan wrote: »

Weirdest tip I ever had was from a friend who advised me to leave a burnt saucepan outside on the grass in a shady place for a couple of days(turned upside down). She swore that when I then washed it the burnt offerings would then just wipe away. Afraid I didn't try this one - often wished I had though just to see the results!

I have never tried it but was told that slugs would eat their way through the grease and burnt bits on a roasting pan if left outside. I have obviously not tried this trick because I do not want to encourage slugs not because I think the idea of leaving my pans outside is gross.