What are the uses of expired prickly heat powder? What can expired prickly heat powder be used for?

In our daily lives, many things have a shelf life, including the prickly heat powder commonly used by babies. Whether it is food or daily necessities, it is best to dispose of them directly after they expire and not use them again to avoid harm to your body. So, what’s the use of expired prickly heat powder?

What is the use of expired prickly heat powder?

1. Remove odor from shoes

The powder itself has the function of absorbing sweat. After putting it into the shoes with odor, it can absorb the moisture in the shoes and make the shoes odor-free. At the same time, the fragrance of the prickly heat powder itself can also help remove the odor of shoes, so you only need to put a little prickly heat powder in your shoes to remove odor.

2. Dry your clothes

Expired baby powder can also help clothes dry faster. Powder for baby’s prickly heat can absorb sweat and stop perspiration, so it also has the same effect on the moisture that has not dried on clothes. So you can sprinkle the powder evenly on the undried clothes, and then shake the clothes clean after a while.

3. Cleaning blood stains from clothes

The talc contained in prickly heat powder has a strong ability to absorb blood stains and can help remove blood stains from clothes. Therefore, you can mix expired prickly heat powder and water evenly, then apply it to the blood stain, and then wash the clothes after a few minutes.

4. Remove oil from hair

When your hair is oily, applying a little expired baby powder on your hair can make it dry.

Can I still use the expired prickly heat powder?

1. If the prickly heat powder is unopened and has just expired, it can generally still be used.

2. If the prickly heat powder has been opened but has not expired long ago, you can use it.

3. If the prickly heat powder has been opened and has expired for a long time, it should not be used to avoid causing damage to the skin.