I do not
promote any particular brand of petroleum jelly. They all work the
same.
As a consumer it is up to you to decide which product to buy. I am sure
there are many more uses that I have not listed.

Use
it as a lubricant
for squeaky hinges, nuts and bolts.
Use
some on the
threads of a light bulb that is being used outside. Makes it easier to
remove later to replace it.
Use
it to soften
dry skin.
Use
as a makeup
remover, especially for eyes and lips.
Rub
on dried out
leather products to revive them.
Rub
on shoes to
shine them.
Put
small amount
around lids of metal cans. It will make unscrewing them easier and give
you a better seal.
Rub
on baby bottoms
to prevent diaper rash.
Use
it on your
lips instead of expensive chapped lip products.
Rub
into you cuticles
& over fingernails to prevent hangnails
&
dry nailbeds.
Use
to soothe
minor burns and scrapes. Clean area and then
apply
gently.
Use
on earlobes
to help get earrings in.
Rub
some on the
top edge of your paint can lid. When you push it into the rim of the
can
you will get an airtight seal. It also helps with removal later.
Protect
your hands
when gardening, painting or working on a vehicle. Coat your hands with
a thin layer. It wipes off easy when you are done with your project.
Seal
you P-trap
joints under sinks with it.
Use
under lipstick
to help it go on easier and stay on longer.
Make
a lipgloss.
Melt old lipstick on LOW heat. Add 1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons petroleum
jelly.
Let heat mix it together. Pour into lip gloss container or other heat
proff
container to cool.


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