DIY Life

Heather brought us a great blog post on how she, her children and her brother use Pam cooking spray. As I was reading her post, I started thinking that there has to be more excellent uses besides cooking with the spray and the ingenious uses her loved ones have.

Gomestic writer Darlene McFarlane has 13 remarkable uses for cooking spray. Who knew cooking spray could keep debris from sticking to your car wheels or car grill, not to mention keeping your locks and mailbox free from sticking and freezing? Cooking spray is also great for keeping candle wax from sticking to the candle holders, cleans dirt and soap scum from your shower, quiets squeaky hinges, lubricates a bicycle chain, makes snow slide off the shovel easier if you spray your shovel first, and keeps wet grass from sticking to your lawnmower blades.

Please be careful with some of these suggestions. You will want to clean up the cooking spray very thoroughly before you take your next shower, so that you don't fall down and break your noggin. Also, be careful when using cooking spray on a putty knife. Using too much of a good thing, such as cooking spray, isn't always a good thing, if ya know what I mean. In other words, you could end up hurting yourself!