What garbage does expired yogurt belong to and how to deal with it?

Expired yogurt is not rubbish, so it needs to be poured into the sink.

What's the use of expired yogurt

1. Remove ink stains from clothes

As long as you use a pen at ordinary times, it's easy to leave ink stains on clothes. Especially children, because they don't deliberately protect their clothes clean, they will leave large and small ink marks on their clothes when writing, and no amount of laundry detergent can wash them off when washing clothes. In this case, you can clean the clothes as usual, then pour some expired yogurt into the plate, add some water to dilute it, and soak the clothes stained with ink for about a quarter of an hour. Take it out and rub it gently, and the ink will be washed away soon.

2. polish shoes

expired yogurt can be used to polish shoes. I haven't heard of it. Many people love to wear leather shoes, but if they are worn for a long time, their luster will decrease, they will be very old, they will be washed clean with water, and they will still feel dull. Treating with yogurt can solve this problem. It is necessary to clean the leather shoes first and wipe them with a soft cloth dipped in water. Then pour an appropriate amount of expired yogurt on the surface of shoes, spread it evenly, so that the yogurt is attached with a thin layer, and finally put it in a ventilated place. After the yogurt is dried, you will find that the leather shoes are much brighter and the gloss is just like new shoes.

3. Care for household goods

Leather goods such as leather bags, leather shoes and fur coats that we use every day will lose their luster, so we should find ways to maintain them at this time. Expired yogurt is a good choice. First, clean the surface of leather goods with a brush or gauze, spread the expired yogurt evenly on the surface, and wipe it off with a dry cloth after the yogurt dries.