101 things you can do with leftover Lanisoh

[Jaycee]

:D Let's make a list..I have a whole tube of Lanisoh left and I was randomly thinking about it this morning. What to do with all this extra Lanisoh? So I thought for fun we could start compiling a list. Feel free to add on..

1. mix in some blush or eyeshadow, and use it as lip gloss :p
2. use it on the sliding glass doors to make them slide better.
3. to loosen up chewing gum that gets stuck in your hair.

c'mon, what else? :D

[momama]

Its awesome for dry lips and hair.

Chapped baby cheeks and diaper rash ointment

[Franni]

DD has eczema and sometimes I would have to use some ointment on her. I apply a layer of lansinoh on top of the ointment to "seal" it in. Just in case DD gets a swipe of it in her hands, it's safe to eat. It doesn't lessen the efficacy of the ointment underneath it.

When DD has a runny nose, I would use it as an under-nose moisturizer. Clean the area thoroughly, dry and apply. It makes the area less raw after days of tissue wiping.

[newmommy]

Can I use my APNO like this as well?

[Jaycee]

Here's an idea :) I bet it would make a good overnight foot treatment. Just slather it on, put on a pair of socks, go to sleep, and voila! Soft feet!!

[NYN]

you can use it to relanolize wool soakers (if you cloth diaper). ;)

eta instructions:
To relanolize, hand wash your soaker and let soak in wash water while you prepare the lanolin. Add 1/4 - 1/2 tsp of liquid lanolin (you can substitue Lansinoh, if you wish) to 1 cup of hot water and a small amount of wool wash or baby shampoo and mix well. Add contents to the bath, swish soaker around, and let soak for at least twenty minutes. Do not rinse out soaker. Squeeze out excess water, or roll into a towel, reshape, and dry flat. Never wring your wool!

When DD has a runny nose, I would use it as an under-nose moisturizer. Clean the area thoroughly, dry and apply. It makes the area less raw after days of tissue wiping.
HAHA I use it like this on myself, lol.

[PaulsGirl]

Use it in place of WD-40 to de-squeak those pesky hinges. :)

[Jaycee]

fry eggs in it :D

[Jaycee]

You can grease a watermelon with it and play wacky water polo :)

[rachrich]

I used it mostly during the winter months when my feet are SO dry and even cracked sometime. I slathered my feet in it and oh it was nice.

[rachrich]

hmmm...fry eggs in it?? lol did you seriously?