dental floss uses
...s not. I have created four catagories to classify these alternative uses: CUTTING, HANGING, TIEING and MISCELLANEOUS. Let's start with CUTTING: (1) Have you ever wondered how your mother placed that chocolate frosting you love in the center of your birthday cake? She used dental floss of coarse to evenly and delicately CUT through the center to separate the two cake layers and place the frosting. (2) If you are on a picnic and a knife is not available, CUT blocks of cheese with dental floss by firmly pressing down at each end. (3) If the cookies you've just baked are stuck to the baking sheet, lift them off by running floss underneath. (4) Separate the dough of your dinner rolls or cinnamin rolls with floss by CUTTING even sections. The second catagory, HANGING: (5) Make sure all your Christmas decorations make it up next year. Use dental floss to hang ornaments, holly, wreaths, lights, etc. (6) If your out on a much anticipated date and should unfortunately break your best necklace, take a quick moment in the bathroom to restring the beads with floss. (7) Brighten up a wall or window by hanging a painted picture, sun catchers or wind chimes. (8) Use dental floss as a make-shift clothes line at the hotel or on your camping trip. The third category for floss use, TYING: (9) When your shoelace should break next, be prepared with dental floss as a quick alternative to a loose fitting shoe without a lace. (10) Don't you hate it when you lose a button off your shirt or pants, especially in the spot where you need it most? Well I've seen this one be done... use dental floss to thread the button back in place. Waa-laa! (11) For you girls who have longer hair and run into moments where you wish you had that hair tie you left at home, use dental floss to secure your hair back and out of your face. (12) When your mother is preparing the family's Thanksgiving meal, jump in and help by suggesting she use floss to tie the turkey's l...