Fast Relief Direct From the Kitchen

There are many fast relief that available at our kitchen that maybe we’re unaware that will able to help us with some minor problems. These items mostly always available in the fridge waiting to be consume, but there are still many other usage that we’re about to share here.

MILK

Sunburn and razor burn can easily relief with cool milk. Dip the washcloth into a bowl of cool milk and dab it to the burned areas. There are two properties of the milk that help here, the coolness will reduce swelling while the milk’s lactic acid works as inflammatory agent. After a while then just rinse off. You also can try olive oil that also protect against inflammation.

HONEY

Honey helps you with minor wound. It will deprive bacteria of the water it needs to multiply. You just need to thwart infection with swipe of the sweet stuff, and cover it with a bandage. That’s sound pretty easy right!

SUGAR

Let see what other sweet thing can do, sugar! Sugar can help you to remove your flaky hand skin. First you need to coat your hands with sugar - choose the coarser types. Then gently scrubs your hand with the sugar grains. It will remove away flakes and dead skin cells. Try to use ‘demerara’, a dark sugar with large granules; sold in specialty-food stores.

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OLIVE OIL

Olive oil also very useful when it comes to skins related problems. It will help you to resemble your own natural oils, which can be stripped away by harsh soaps and dry heat. Smooth few drops onto your palm and rub it into your skin to soften rough spots and form a protective moisture barrier.

APPLE-CIDER VINEGAR

Now let see the usage of the apple-cider vinegar. Dab the vinegar onto each insect bite with a paper towel. The acidity can help to reduce swelling and curb your urge to scratch (that will make it worst). You also can use apple-cider vinegar to improveathlete’s foot problem. A mixture of one part vinegar and three parts of water can kill the fungi that cause foot infections. Then just soak your feet into it for a while. The other usage of this special vinegar is to reduce the smell of reeking armpits. It’s not the sweat that makes your armpits reek - it’s the bacteria. Dip a cotton ball or a washcloth into cider vinegar and rub it under your arms. Vinegar’s astringent properties won’t allow microbes to thrive. The smell of the vinegar - it dissipates quickly.

ORANGE PEEL

Wait, there still some orange inside the fridge. So what this thing can do? Rub the white pith of the peel on your teeth for discolored teeth problem, and then scrub with wet toothbrush to lift any debris. Just take count that this will thinning the enamel’s layer - so do it when necessary. Or for the option you also can use baking soda. The gritty texture can help loosen surface stains. Mix a small amount with water until it forms a paste and you can brush with it.

There you go. The list of items that you’re not just going to eat but also will be therelief of the family. Next make sure they will be enough supply in the fridge. It’s good to know the alternative usage for all these items as we don’t know when we’re going to need it.