Last Updated on November 4, 2019
If you are a bit clumsy in the kitchen, then chances are you are too enthusiastic and always end up cutting your hands in the process. Still, should you not worry!
Next time something like this takes place, don’t hesitate to hardboil an egg and use that particular membrane between the white and the shell as a band-aid. This will stop the bleeding instantly as it will act as a thin kind of skin that will apply enough pressure on the cut.
Interestingly, you can also use eggs to heal bruises fast! Next time you bruised yourself, make sure you grab a hardboiled again, peel it off, and then rub it on your bruise while it’s still quite warm.
#5 – Eggcellent Cleaning Product
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Eggs are multi-purpose! Not only they are good for our skin, body, and hair, but also quite effective when used to clean leather.
If you want to make your leather shoes, wallet or bag look brand new again, don’t hesitate to use egg white to remove all the dirt. To do so, you should just rub your dirty leather with egg white and then use a clean damp cloth to wipe it off.
The good thing is that egg whites will not only clean your leather but will also act like a protective base that covers your leather and makes it shine!
#6 – Eggstra- Beautiful Jewelry
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Eggs contain sulfur, which is considered an active ingredient in the store-bought oxidations solutions. Hence, if you have jewelry that needs some oxidation, you know where to go!
Grab an egg or two and then boil them! Keep in mind that you will only need the yolks. Break it up and place it at the bottom of a container that can be sealed easily.
Next, you should set paper towels over your jewelry or even better a wire rack if you have it so that you can use it to hold the jewelry without having to come in contact with the yolk. Leave the jewelry in the container for one day or even more days, it depends on how dark you want them to be. Finally, wash the silver using a bit of soap.
However, if you don’t want your jewelry to be oxidized, grab a buffing cloth and polish the areas you want sparkly and shiny again!
Did you find these egg hacks useful? Don’t hesitate to share with us other unusual uses of eggs you have probably tried before!
