31 Household Products You're Underusing

Make a pretty ombré chandelier using punch-out paint chips. Find more uses here.

Ensure there's no scratching when you stack your plates by placing a coffee filter between each one. Find more uses here.

Make your own mouthwash using honey — it tastes so much better than store-bought versions. Find more uses here.

Set your makeup with a light dusting of baby powder. Find more uses here.

Make your trampoline a heck of a lot cuter (and safer!) by wrapping pool noodles around the springs. Find more uses here.

Turn your glass bottles into stylish frosted vases. Here's how to do it.

Boost your laundry by adding one cup of salt when washing brightly colored clothes — it will make the colors vibrant again. Find more uses here.

Make your old t-shirts into reusable grocery bags. Find more uses here.

Clean your speakers by sweeping a lint roller over them to gather the dust. This way, you won't push it into the mesh. Find more uses here.

Make a holiday wreath with extra plastic bags. Find more uses here.

Make cute soaps using lemon rinds. Here's how to do it.

Get rid of scuff marks on your floor with a dab of rubbing alcohol. Find more uses here.

For a unique pattern on your Easter eggs, wrap rubber bands around them and dip them in dye. Find more uses here.

Create a lovely fragrance from leftover flowers by making scented water — dab a little on your wrists. Find more uses here.

Defog reflective surfaces with a smear of toothpaste. Find more uses here.

For a quick facial toner, mix one part apple cider vinegar and two parts water to soften and clean your skin. Find more uses here.

Use coffee grounds to make soap. Here's how to do it.

Use your wrapping paper as a photo backdrop the next time you want to take the perfect selfie. Find more uses here.

Pour Coke in your compost for increased acidity, added sugar, and happier microorganisms. Find more uses here.

Make an interesting wind chime with your old keys. Find more uses here.

Mix equal parts hydrogen peroxide and water in a spray bottle and spritz on your fruits and vegetables to get rid of the dirt and chemicals. Find more uses here.

Remove dirt from your jewelry using dish soap and an old toothbrush. Find more uses here.

Rub orange peels on your skin to act as a natural bug repellent. Find more uses here.

Hollow out corks to make adorable planters for small plants. Find more uses here.

Make your old maps into chic, vintage coasters. Find more uses here.

Create a makeshift Band-Aid using tape and some gauze. Find more uses here.