10 new uses of olive oil

Olives are a fruit of the cold season, olive oil made from olives is not only a delicious dish, but also very good for health and beauty. You probably already know a lot about the uses of olive oil, but the following uses still give you something new.

10 new uses of olive oil

Olive oil is also a very good lubricant because its molecules easily slide over other objects, thereby resisting friction. A layer of olive oil film on top will help rough surfaces become smooth and shiny. These properties of olive oil are the basis for many tips to make your life more enjoyable.

Here are 10 new uses of olive oil that you need to know

first

Shave 

The first use is also the one you least expect: use Olive oil to. shave! Olive Oil makes your shave smoother and softer when used in place of shaving cream. 

2

Polished stainless steel

Many other cleaning agents, such as ammonia gas, can lose their shine and corrode stainless steel items. Olive oil alone is a liquid that cleans the shine of stainless steel items in your home in the safest way, without causing corrosion or chipping.  

3

Eye makeup remover

Lightly dab a little olive oil on the makeup lines around the eyes, then gently wipe away with a cotton pad. 

4

Prevent candle wax from sticking to the candle holder

Apply a thin layer of olive oil to the surface of the candle holder before inserting the candle into the holder. The wax drops on the candle holder will be peeled off easily. 

5

Take care of the smooth coat of your dog and cat

Add about 1/8 - 1/4 teaspoon olive oil to your dog's favorite food dish to keep their long, silky coat from forming into hard-to-remove clumps. 

6

Beautify nails, feet

Apply a little olive oil evenly to the surface of the nails or toes to keep them soft and shiny. 

7

Dry skin care

Simply apply a thin layer of Olive Oil to your skin after bathing or waxing.

8

Smooth zippers

Is the zipper of your clothes or bag less smooth? Use a spray bottle with a small nozzle to apply a little olive oil as a lubricant to your zippers. Pay attention to apply olive oil only on the teeth of the zipper, avoid smearing the oil on the fabric of clothes or bags. Guaranteed you'll be pleased with the zipper that is back to being as smooth as new.

9

Polishing furniture

Dab a little oil on an old shirt you don't wear anymore, wipe it on the wooden surface to make it shine. 

ten

Keep the door from creaking

You oil the hinges of the wooden door quickly and gently by saturating an old shirt with olive oil, then wiping it on the top of the hinge, the oil will automatically flow down to lubricate the hinge. to keep it from squeaking. 

Lesley Montoya

Update 08 May 2023