How to Use Coca-cola Soda in Different Ways
An ice cold coke is good every now and then, but it may surprise you that it has many more benefits besides relieving your thirst. The next time you have a problem, it may be as simple as grabbing a coke! Does this Spark an idea?
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When I experienced an OIL LEAK with my car a neighbor gave me a secret on how to remove the stain. Pour a can of coca cola on the oil stain and let it set overnight. In the morning take a water hose and rinse away whatever is left.
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If you have ever had the unfortunate situation of being sprayed by a SKUNK, try pouring three or four 2 liter bottles of coke into a bucket or container that can hold it, take into the bathroom and bathe yourself down with the coke. After bathing with the coke completely, finish with soap, rinse.
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To remove slight BLOOD STAINS from clothes, try soaking your garment in coke overnight, then wash garment as usual.
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If you are trying to remove a difficult BOLT or NUT from under the hood of your car, try pouring a little coca-cola over the area that is difficult to take off. Let set for a while and remove bolt.
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For the chefs, coca-cola can be used as a MARINADE for ribs and pork chops. Marinate for 2 1/2 hrs.
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If you have a bad day in the kitchen and BURNED FOOD in a pot, and the burnt food is difficult to remove, boil some coca-cola in the pot for at least 5 minutes. Wash
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To clean TARNISHED PENNIES, put pennies into a glass dish and cover with coke. Let the pennies set for 1 hr 1/2 to 2 hrs. remove pennies and wipe clean.
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As a "recovering" "Coke" addict I found these amusing. I've quit soda about 5-7 times in the last several years and currently haven't had any for about 4-5 months. Still, almost every meal I have, I would rather have a Coke with it than milk, water or a beer. Anyway, I've heard about some of these things Coke (and other "lesser" sodas) can do and always wondered what it did to our insides, besides all the sugar (oops...I mean, corn syrup) that is in just 12.
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As a "recovering" "Coke" addict I found these amusing. I've quit soda about 5-7 times in the last several years and currently haven't had any for about 4-5 months. Still, almost every meal I have, I would rather have a Coke with it than milk, water or a beer. Anyway, I've heard about some of these things Coke (and other "lesser" sodas) can do and always wondered what it did to our insides, besides all the sugar (oops...I mean, corn syrup) that is in just 12 ounces.
