Shoeshine
Shoes looking a little sad and scuffed? Use a small amount of conditioner to polish and shine them up, leaving them looking refreshed and new (please don’t use this method on suede or fabric shoes).
Leather TLC
Revitalise dry or cracked leather goods like bags, wallets, or belts by massaging a bit of conditioner into the material. It'll bring back that supple feel.
Zipper fix
Stuck zipper on your favourite jacket or bag? Apply a dab of conditioner to the zipper teeth to help it glide smoothly.
Paintbrush pampering
Keep your paintbrushes in tip-top shape by applying conditioner to the bristles. It helps to soften and preserve them, making your next masterpiece or craft project even smoother.
Rust repellent
Prevent rust on garden tools by giving them a light coat of conditioner after cleaning. It acts as a protective barrier against the elements.
Silence squeaks!
Bring back the peace and quiet by applying conditioner to squeaky door hinges. No more annoying noises!
DIY drawer freshener
Create your own sweet-scented drawer sachets by placing a cotton ball with a few drops of conditioner inside. Your clothes will thank you for the extra touch of freshness!
Fabric softener
Remove sticking plasters
Wipe a liberal amount around the edges of your plaster to loosen the adhesive grip. Yank off with remarkably less pain!
Unshrink a sweater
If you accidentally toss your wool sweater in the dryer, fill a sink with warm water, add a tablespoon of hair conditioner, and allow it to soak for several hours. Then, squeeze the excess water out; lay the sweater on a flat surface, and gently stretch it back to its original size.
Kids activity
Headlice
Conditioner can also help with the banishment of headlice!
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