Aluminum foil can be seen everywhere in supermarkets. In addition to using aluminum foil for oven grilling, it also has other uses, such as effectively removing static electricity.
Aluminum foil can help sweaters remove static electricity. When washing clothes, take a small piece of aluminum foil and knead it into a ball, throw it directly into the washing machine, or throw a lump of crumpled aluminum foil when drying clothes, so that the clothes will not It will regenerate static electricity. When ironing clothes, you can also put a piece of aluminum foil under the clothes. This can also prevent the clothes from generating static electricity and make them softer and more comfortable.
Remove rust
The iron products at home are rusty, so you have to wash and scrub them vigorously with steel wool every time. However, hard steel wool can easily leave various scratches on the surface of the utensils. Even if the rust is removed, the scratches appear again. . As long as you take a piece of aluminum foil and wipe it continuously along the rusty area, or dip it in carbonated water such as cola and wipe it again, the rust can be easily removed. The rust on the faucet can also be polished off with aluminum foil. For faucets that are difficult to soak with soda water or other rust-removing liquids, the rust can be easily removed by using aluminum foil. There are rusty tools such as pliers and screwdrivers in tool boxes that have not been used for a long time. When you take them out for use, you can also wipe them with aluminum foil. Not only can the rust be smoothed, but the tools can also be polished better. Convenient and easy to use. If the kitchen knife is dull, just use a whetstone to sharpen it. However, if the scissors are dull, it will be a bit hard to sharpen them with a whetstone. Fold a piece of aluminum foil, and then cut it with scissors to make the scissors sharper. Sharper and easier to use!
Clean oil stains
We all know that aluminum foil is a great way to keep pans and ovens clean. When grilling, placing a layer on the bottom of the oven will prevent the oven from getting stuck with meat juices. In addition, aluminum foil is also very convenient for scrubbing oil stains. Take a piece of aluminum foil and knead it into a ball, scrub the oily pan, and it will be clean quickly. Aluminum foil can be folded at will without deformation and can also be used as a temporary container. It would be a pity to throw away the oil we usually have left over from cooking, but if we keep it, it will waste an extra bowl. In addition, the oil bowl is more difficult to wash than ordinary bowls. At this time, you might as well use aluminum foil to make a small bowl to hold the vegetable oil. , which is both convenient and trouble-free.
Other uses
Aluminum foil helps us in other ways, too. Normally at home, sometimes WiFi is clearly around me, but the signal is very weak, and I can't connect to the Internet no matter what, and I can't even browse Taobao. This is because the WiFi signal is too diffuse. You can get a piece of aluminum foil to help: place the folded aluminum foil behind the router's antenna to instantly boost the signal.
It's really frustrating when you can't find a funnel when filling water at home. When you pour water directly into the mouth of the bottle, some water always shakes out, and you have to wipe it after pouring. Take a piece of aluminum foil, roll it up, and make a funnel yourself, regardless of the mouth of the bottle. There are perfectly matching funnels in every size, so no matter how much you pour, nothing will leak out.
You can't use your phone with gloves on in winter, but if you take the gloves off to use your phone, your hands will freeze. Cut the aluminum foil into a small piece, hold it on your finger, and you can play with your phone with gloves on!
Sometimes the battery runs out, but I forget to buy a new one. What should I do if I need to use it urgently? Take a piece of tin foil and crumble it into a small ball and stuff it into the battery. The battery will be usable again, which is very good for emergencies.
