I always kept a baby wipe box in my desk at work. In it I placed trial-sized aspirin, antihistamine pills, mouthwash, travel toothbrush, deodorant, a roll of antacids, lip balm, bandages, anti-diarrhea pills and a mini sewing kit. It was a life saver many times over!
Crockpots are great for heating facial towels, or for hot oil treatments for your hair. I keep one just for that purpose, roll a few towels and place them in it when I take time for those things.
You know when you have to pluck your bushy eyebrows and it hurts a great deal? Well I found the solution: with a small piece of SCOTT Towel (small enough to fit on your fingertips) dab a little bit of Baby Ora-Gel all along your eyebrows. Be careful not to touch your eyes, let it work for about 30 seconds and then begin to pluck away. You WILL NOT FEEL THE PAIN, I GUARANTEE IT! Keep a small SCOTT Towel underneath so your eyebrows do not mess up your sink or countertop.
Mix equal amounts of petroleum jelly and any regular lotion in your palm, apply it on dry and rough spots, and you will have super-soft skin. This saves you lots of money by not buying expensive hand or foot cream.
Eat fresh raw garlic on toast with cream cheese to aid in curing cold symptoms or lung congestion.
Also honey on a spoon once a day helps ward off colds.
Vinegar is a very useful product for cleaning and for the elimination of ants. Just spray regular white household vinegar on surfaces around the house where ants are coming in. The vinegar not only drowns them, but helps get rid of the scent trail they leave for other ants to follow.
I do not buy ice cream unless we have guests, so I hardly have any in the freezer -- resulting in less consumption.
When shaving legs use hand lotion instead of soap. Leaves legs feel soft and smooth.