Do you know such a material? The usual metal urine for cleaning and polishing the saucepan is a wire urine, it is also called "steel wool". Steel wool is the plexus of very thin steel fibers, looks like ordinary wool or washcloth. It turns out that the thing is useful in the farm!
Throw rust
One of the first of our projects was the restoration of a wood-burning furnace, and I don't know what we would do without steel washcloth to remove all rust! The furnace was completely cleaned from rust only by a washcloth.
Sharpen scissors
To sharpen scissors, I just cut the washup several times! The result is beautiful - the scissors' blades sharpened.
Wash rubber soles
Here more or less we use the appointment wash: to drop the contaminated soles of rubber shoes. But as far as it is easier and faster with steel washup!
Polishing grinding
"Steel wool" is excellent for grinding. It is more fuel than sandpaper, it is easier to keep it and give any form during grinding of complex corners. In addition, it can be used for polishing.
Fix the screw
Multiple threads stretch out of the wire washcloth and wrap the split screw. The yarn threads will fix the screw that you will firm in place, and it will no longer hang out.
Pull out the traces of wax chalk
Children painted the walls? No problem! We take a magic washcloth and carefully we step down - on plastered surfaces, of course, traces will remain. The same method will work to remove traces of heels from vinyl floors.
Dump mice
If you have problems with mice, spread a little wire washcloth in secluded corners and creases, from where the mice get out. They will not be able to bother steel washcloth, and refuse visits to your home (at least this way).
Filter of Stok.
If you do not have a special lattice for a plum, put a small wire of a wire washcloth there. Water will take place perfectly, and all you are too much later throwing away with the MOTK.
Throw off car discs
Together with a small amount of detergent, the urinary will help to clean your alloy wheels to the brilliance!
You can use a 9-volt battery and steel wool to light the fire!
Steel consists of 98% of iron and 2% of carbon, proportions can vary depending on the type of steel. We twist from the steel washcloth flashers, apply the ends to the poles of the battery, and then the main thing is not to burn your fingers.
And also: always put on gloves when using steel wool, otherwise your hands may suffer from unpleasant metal offplaces.
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