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Aluminum foil isn't just for wrapping your leftovers!

It has plenty of uses that no one knows about.

And there are many that are not related to cooking.

After discovering all of these uses, you won't look at your foil the same way!

Here are 19 uses for aluminum foil everyone should know about. Look :

1. Keep your pots clean

Aluminum foil is great for keeping pots and your oven clean. Just lay a layer of aluminum foil on your dish to prevent the chicken from sticking.

So that the juicy meat does not splash, lay a foil on the dish. Also place a layer on the lower rack of the oven to collect the fat.

2. Make your silverware shine

Place aluminum foil in the bottom of a saucepan and fill it with cold water. Add about 2 teaspoons of salt and place your silverware in the solution. After 2-3 minutes, rinse and wipe dry. Check out the trick here.

3. Extends the life of steel wools

I love using steel wool to make my pots shine, but I feel like it rusts really quickly. Worse still, rust tends to stain around the sink as well ...

After using your scraper, place it on a lightly crumpled piece of aluminum. This will lengthen its life and prevent rust from developing.

4. Clean your pans

Be aware that you can use aluminum foil to clean the pots. Just crumple it and scrape it off. Easy, isn't it?

5. Protect your sofa from cats and dogs

Do you want to encourage your pets to avoid certain areas of the house? If your pet has taken up residence on a sofa or chair that you love, cover the seat with aluminum foil for a few days.

The noise of aluminum irritates cats and dogs and makes them run away. Also wrap the legs of your chairs to discourage the cat from scratching or scratching on them.

6. Removes static electricity

Here's a great laundry tip. Instead of using expensive drying veils, use aluminum foil.

Make a ball of aluminum and throw it in the dryer. Your clothes will come out without static electricity. Convenient, isn't it? Check out the trick here.

7. Allows ironing twice as fast

Place a piece of foil under your ironing board cover. When you press the iron on the garment, the heat will be returned through the aluminum to the other side.

It is particularly effective with pants and shirt sleeves because it allows you to iron both sides at once! Save time and energy. Check out the trick here.

8. Sharpen the scissors

Fold a piece of aluminum foil several times until it is 6 or 8 layers thick. Cut this folded sheet of aluminum with your scissors to sharpen them. Check out the trick here.

9. Protects door handles from paint

When painting, protect the door handles or hinges so that they do not splash. It's much easier to remove than tape and it doesn't leave a mark! Check out the trick here.

10. Protect the plants in your garden

In your garden, protect a shrub from small rodents by wrapping the young trunk with aluminum. Your plant is protected without the use of chemical repellents.

11. Keep celery and broccoli longer

Did you know that you can store celery and broccoli for more than 4 weeks with aluminum foil?

Yes, and what's more, it's very simple! Just wrap the celery or broccoli in sheets of aluminum foil and put them in the fridge. Check out the trick here.

12. Improves the range of Wi-Fi

Having trouble getting the WiFi signal at home? This is normal if your modem is against the wall or in a corner.

To improve signal reception, take a piece of cardboard and wrap it with aluminum foil. All you have to do is position the cardboard wrapped in aluminum foil behind the box. Check out the trick here.

12. Removes rust from chrome

Are you looking for a trick to remove rust from chrome? The aluminum foil is still there to help you. To do this, fold a sheet of aluminum foil in 4, put Coke Light on it and rub the chrome with it. Check out the trick here.

13. Protects your toothbrush while traveling

When you go on vacation, you don't necessarily have storage for your toothbrush. The trick is to wrap your toothbrush directly in aluminum foil. Check out the trick here.

14. Cleans the barbecue grills

Is your barbecue grill all black and dirty? Take a sheet of aluminum and make it into a ball. Fire up your barbecue to heat the grill as the heat makes cleaning easier. Turn off the barbecue and rub with the aluminum ball. Check out the trick here.

15. Prevents the ice cube tray from sticking to the walls of the freezer

Your ice cube tray tends to stick in the freezer because of the ice? The trick is to place a sheet of aluminum in your freezer before storing your ice cube tray inside. The result is magical, it no longer sticks! Check out the trick here.

16. Easily cleans a burnt gratin dish

Is your gratin dish burnt? Put water and washing up liquid in it. Make an aluminum ball and rub with the burnt food. The burnt food will go away effortlessly. Check out the trick here.

17. Protects the paint tray

To avoid spending 3 hours trying to clean your paint tray, cover it with aluminum foil before painting. Once finished, all you have to do is remove the aluminum to clean it in 2 seconds. Check out the trick here.

18. Amplifies the light of a lamp

Is your lamp not diffusing enough light for your taste? You can easily increase its intensity by lining the inside of the lampshade with aluminum. Check out the trick here.

19. Prevents the stove from getting dirty

Tired of cleaning your gas stove every time you cook? The trick is to line the stove with aluminum foil, cutting the holes suitable for the cooking plates. No more cleaning! Check out the trick here.

Results

There you go, you now know all the amazing uses of aluminum foil :-)

If you don't have any left at home, it's high time to buy some back!

The only downside to aluminum foil is that it is not easy to store. Fortunately, we also have a tip for that here.

Your turn...

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