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12 Surprising Uses for Peanut Butter

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Cleaning

1. Getting Rid of That Fishy Smell. Can’t get rid of that funky fish smell? After you’ve fried fish, put a dollop of peanut butter in the pan — it’ll absorb that lingering odor right up!

2. Cleaning Vinyl & Leather. Work the peanut butter in a circular motion on your leather/vinyl furniture and wipe away with a buffing cloth. As you may have guessed, this method will make your leather/vinyl smell like peanut butter. Mix it with a little perfumed oil to mask the smell.

3. Fixing Scratched DVDs & CDs. Work a little peanut butter onto a scratched disk and wipe away with a dry cloth. Voila!

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Katie Waldeck

Katie is a freelance writer focused on pets, food and women’s issues. A Chicago native and longtime resident of the Pacific Northwest, Katie now lives in Oakland, California.

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10:19PM PDT on May 9, 2013

Thank you for the hints for Peanut Butter!

8:02PM PDT on Apr 1, 2013

Thank You for Sharing :)

7:20PM PDT on Apr 1, 2013

will use it to when I bake

10:48PM PDT on Mar 20, 2013

Good mouse bait, too.

10:37AM PDT on Mar 18, 2013

Good tips.Thanks for sharing

5:50AM PST on Jan 15, 2013

Interesting thanks. Would prefer to eat it though.

12:38PM PST on Jan 9, 2013

Cool, thanks.

10:24PM PST on Dec 17, 2012

I've heard of all these before except getting rid of fishy smell so I'll try that sometime

9:06PM PST on Dec 11, 2012

Surprising uses. I'm not sure about some of these but I'll have to try out #9 first, I always thought that could be good!

9:01AM PST on Nov 29, 2012

talk about surprising! You can use it to cleana nd on sticky stuff wow

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