5 Tips For DIY Old Pillow Sarong To Be Beneficial

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JAKARTA - When you tidy up your house and sort out unused items to welcome the new year, it might be worth storing some old stuff to do household chores or reusing them for daily storage.

One of these items? Used pillowcases. Using used pillowcases is not only cost-effective, but you will be surprised how useful the pillowcase is for the DIY cleaning project or project.

"The following is the idea of Do It Yourself or DIYsangung old pillows being useful objects," reported The Spruce, Monday, December 30.

According toten Wilson, the leader cleaner at FreshSpace Cleaning, if you haven't cleaned the air ventilation in some time, it may be time to clean up the narrow and dusty spaces before starting the new year.

He recommends wrapping pillowcases around a butter knife and spraying it lightly with your favorite cleaner to reach difficult and narrow spaces.

If you have a collection of valuable bags or laptop bags everyday, consider keeping them in the old pillowcases in good condition over time and not dust, Wilson said. Wilson recommends tucking your bag into a pillowcase and tying it up, so that no dirt can get inside.

If you've heard of a practical trick of drying hair with cotton shirts to prevent tangled and damaged hair, you might also want to try it with an old pillowcase, Wilson said.

"Smooth cat, it won't make your hair kutikula rough, and it helps keep the iron or waves intact," Wilson said.

If you have a dog who likes to be lazy, consider reusing old pillowcases to make a comfortable bed for them. Wilson explains how to fill pillowcases with soft ingredients that you already have at home such as towels, old pillows, or even additional blankets. Then, after everything is packed, tie or sew.

You will have the most comfortable place for a pet dog to relax during the day. And you don't have to spend a lot of money buying a new dog bed, said Wilson.

Over time, the old paint can end up with dry paint flakes floating in it. The solution? Use an old pillowcase to filter the paint, so you can continue the painting and DIY project in the New Year. Just cover the paint canned hole and secure it with a rubber bracelet, said Wilson. When you pour the paint, the pillowcase will function like a fine net filter.