Olive Oil Isn’t Just For Cooking!

July 20, 2009 on 10:17 am | In How To's and Helpful Tips, The Heart of Your Home | 2 Comments


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Olive Oil Isn’t Just For Cooking!

There are many different uses for olive oil.
1. Open a door without the squeak, all you have to do is pour the olive oil on a cloth or paper towel swipe the hinges of the door.

2. Want a closer shave; try using olive oil instead of shaving cream. Not only does it allow you have a closer shave it fills in rough spots in the surface of your skin to make your skin look shiny. Always make sure to rinse after using.

3. Need a quick fix to remove yesterday’s makeup, just a few dabs and apply washcloth to rinse face.

4. Dry cuticles no more, put on the base of your nails and let the oil act as a moisturizer.

5. If you like to burn candles a lot try coating the candle holder with olive oil. When you burn the candle the wax will be easier to remove.

6. Do you have a favorite pair of jeans and the zipper constantly gets stuck, try using a very small amount by apply with a q-tip. That should do the trick.

7. Just like Grandmas…..of course last but not least Olive Oil is great for pre-seasoning your Range Kleen cast iron pieces.
The instructions are easy: coat the inside of your pan evenly with a paper towel, put in oven at 350 Degrees, bake for 1 hour, let piece cool. Repeat process three times total. This will help food not stick for at least 3 months.

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  1. Good stuff. Dare I try shaving with olive oil tomorrow?

    If I could offer an expansion of #7, olive oil can be used to keep cast iron in good shape between uses, too. After I clean my cast iron, I always use a paper towel to apply a thin layer of olive oil on the cooking surface. This protects it, preps it for the next use, and if one lives in a very humid climate prevents rust.

    Comment by Rick Mansfield — July 20, 2009 #

  2. Olive oil is very tasty and has some nutty taste too.**”

    Comment by Jayden Scott — June 17, 2010 #

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