5 More Things To Do with Petroleum Jelly

From shinning your shoes to removing lipstick stains, check out these five new ways to use petroluem jelly.

From Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things, Reader’s Digest Canada

Discovered in 1859, petroleum jelly was originally a manufacturing byproduct used by workers to heal cuts and wounds. Nowadays, petroleum jelly can be found in nearly every home, and is one of the most common cosmetic products around. Here are five fun new ways to use petroleum jelly around the house:

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