Dirty Talk

To clean burnt food from under the stove, try a mixture of baking soda, salt, and water. It works wonders as a cleaner, and if you make a separate batch, it can be used as toothpaste, as well!

Use blobs of toothpaste to stick posters etc on walls/wallpaper,wont tear or mark when taken off

To get dirty running shoes clean use a toothbrush with whitening toothpaste and scrub. Clean off with a damp cloth.. works every time!

Polish the bathroom hardware (metals like faucet and soap trays) with toothpaste.

First tip! :) I read someone had trouble with marks from their child's bath-toys on the tub. I would try using a good baking-soda based toothpaste with a cleaning toothbrush on the marks. If that doesn't do it, use baking soda on half a lemon or lime (be sure to puncture the half with a fork a bit, so it gets juicy). Good luck! (LOVE this show. <3)

run out of silver cleaner? use toothpaste to clean the tarnish off your silver

use white tooth paste with baking soda in it to clean stainless steel works great leaves it shiny just rub on let set a little clean off with plain water works good.i do it to my stainless steal tea kettle it get's nasty i use toothpaste to clean it right up looks like new again.

here is one tip I like to use . after you are done from getting a warm shower , grab the toothpaste and rub down your shower walls and the shower. then rise off the toothpaste and your shower will be clean and tidy!!!!

Burnt food and sticky grub always get stuck in the gaps on the top of the cooker">cooker. There is no way of preventing this from happening. So when you notice that the grime starts to build up in this area use a toothbrush and a tiny bit of toothpaste with water to take the grime away. Then to make it shine wipe it down with a dry fluff free cloth. ;]

I have some antique silverware which i've just bought some super expensive cleaner for, but my mum used to use toothpaste on hers. Aparently you use a bit of water and don't scrub too hard. I'm sticking with my expensive stuff though

Another tip for cleaning silver. I coat it with toothpaste and then rinse it off with warm water.