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2007-08-01 01:13:14 · 10 answers · asked by Anonymous in Entertainment & Music Polls & Surveys

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most impt use --- keep ur eyes open @ work LMAO

2007-08-01 01:35:05 · answer #1 · answered by 2D1iLuV 7 · 1 0

1. Clean the rim of my reading glasses
2. As tools for my games, like "build 4 perfect triangles, each one of the same size, using 6 toothpick sticks, without cutting the toothpicks"
3. Of course I also use it for its intended purpose, pick my teeth.

2007-08-02 22:43:14 · answer #2 · answered by boyplakwatsa.com 7 · 0 0

While cooking a cake, you stick a toothpick in the center and pull it out. If the toothpick comes out clean, then the cake is done.

2007-08-01 01:17:12 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

Besides the normal uses of a toothpick like…

Picking teeth
Cleaning finger/toe nails
Checking if a cake is fully baked
Building show pieces

Here are some new uses for toothpicks from an article in Reader’s Digest…’ Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things!’

*Mark rare, medium, and well done
Your guests want their steaks done differently at the family cookout, but how do you keep track of who gets what? Easy. Just use different-colored toothpicks to mark them as rare, medium, and well done and get ready for the accolades.

*Stick through garlic clove for marinade.
If you marinate foods with garlic cloves, stick a toothpick through the clove so you can remove it easily when you are ready to serve the food.

*Keep pots from boiling over
Oh darn! It seems like all you have to do is turn around for one minute and the pot is boiling over, making a mess on the stovetop. Next time, just stick a toothpick, laid flat, between the lid and pot. The little space will allow enough steam to escape to prevent the pot from boiling over. This also works with a casserole dish that's cooking in the oven.

*Microwave potatoes faster
The next time you microwave a potato, stick four toothpick "legs" in one side. The suspended potato will cook much faster because the microwaves will reach the bottom as well as the top and sides.

*Control your use of salad dressing
Restrict your intake of carbs and calories from salad dressing. Instead of removing the foil seal when you open the bottle, take a toothpick and punch several holes in the foil. This will help prevent overuse of the dressing and make it last longer.

*Keep sausages from rolling around
When cooking sausages, insert toothpicks between pairs to make turning them over easy and keep them from rolling around in the pan. They'll cook more evenly and only need to be turned over once.

*Mark start of tape roll
Instead of wasting time trying to find the beginning of a tape roll, just wrap it around a toothpick whenever you are done using the tape, and the start of the roll will always be easy to find. No more frustration, and you can use the time you just saved to attack something else on your to-do list.

*Use to light candles
When a candle has burned down and the wick is hard to reach, don't burn your fingers trying to use a small match to light it. Light a wooden toothpick instead and use it to light the wick.

*Clean cracks and crevices
To get rid of dirt, grime, and cobwebs in hard-to-reach cracks or crevices, dip an ordinary toothpick in some alcohol and run it through the affected area. Also try this to clean around the buttons of your phone.

*Apply glue to sequins
If you're working on a project that calls for gluing on sequins or buttons, squirt a little glue on a piece of paper and dip in a toothpick to apply small dabs of glue. You won't make a mess, and you won't waste glue.

*Make sewing easier
Make sewing projects easier and complete them faster. Just use a round toothpick to push fabrics, lace, or gatherings under the pressure foot as you sew.

*Touch up furniture crevices
The secret to a good paint touch-up job is to use as little paint as possible, because even if you do have the right paint, the stuff in the can may not exactly match the sun-faded or dirty paint on the furniture. The solution: Dip the end of a toothpick in the paint and use it to touch up just the crevice. Unlike a brush, the toothpick won't apply more paint than you need, and you won't have a brush to clean.

*Repair small holes in wood
Did you drive a finish nail or brad into the wrong spot in your pine project? Don't panic. Dip the tip of a toothpick into white or yellow glue. Stick the toothpick in the hole and break it off. Sand the toothpick flush to the surface and you will never notice the repair.

*Repair a loose hinge screw
You took the door off and removed the hinges before you painted it. Now as you reattach the hinges, a screw just keeps turning without tightening-the hole is stripped. The fix is easy: Put some glue on the end of a toothpick and stick it in the hole. Break it off. Add one or two more toothpicks with glue until the hole is tightly filled, breaking each one off as you go. Re-drill the hole and you're ready to screw the hinge in place.

*Repair a bent plant stem
If the stem of your favorite plant has folded over, it by no means dooms the plant. Straighten the stem and support it by placing a toothpick against the stem and wrapping the toothpick on with tape. Water the plant. Keep your eye on the plant -- depending on how fast it grows, the stem will regain its strength and you'll need to remove the splint so you don't strangle the stem.

*Repair a leaky garden hose
If your garden hose springs a leak, don't go out and buy another one; just find the hole and insert a toothpick in it. Cut off the excess part of the toothpick. The water will make the wood swell, plugging up the leak every time.

*Foil those cutworms
Cutworms kill seedlings by encircling the stem and severing it. To protect your seedlings, stick a toothpick in the soil about 1/4 inch (60 millimeters) from each stem. This prevents a cutworm from encircling it.

2007-08-01 01:48:38 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Clean Teeth When Food is Stuck In between

2007-08-01 01:18:41 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

holding finger food together
clean teeth
hold cherries in the cocktails
reset computer and wrist watches,
brake them just for the fun of it when bored
pinch someones butt

2007-08-01 01:24:13 · answer #6 · answered by Night Mare 4 · 0 0

clean teeth,clean under fingernails,check if a cake is done and I've even seen someone clean their ear with one

2007-08-01 01:16:41 · answer #7 · answered by Rainbow Warrior 2 · 0 0

Build little ships.

2007-08-01 01:18:28 · answer #8 · answered by ed 7 · 0 0

When I was a kid, after using it, I would chew it like gum...

2007-08-01 01:19:01 · answer #9 · answered by Dora the Exploiter 4 · 0 0

you can make it an earpick also.

2007-08-01 01:17:49 · answer #10 · answered by Bianca 4 · 0 0

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