12 Vicks VapoRub Uses Most People Don't Know

Vicks VapoRub uses go a long way past a chest cold, and that blue jar is one of the cheapest things in the drugstore, usually sitting in the house already and paid for a long while back. That one jar stands in for garden center deer and rabbit repellents, hardware store rodent pouches, the little bottles the drugstore sells for a thick yellow toenail, cooling foot gels for tired feet, muscle rub tubes, cedar blocks for the storage bins, plug in vaporizer refill pads, and the scented trash bags. I put together 12 of my favorite money saving ways to use it, the ones I actually reach for around my own house, from the medicine cabinet out to the garden row, the shed, the kitchen and the closet bins. A mentholated chest rub like this one has been on American shelves for generations, and it quietly does a great deal more around a house than the one job we all know it for. 📚 My Complete Home System, 253 Methods and the 90-Day Plan I Teach: https://thehannahbrooks.com If this is your kind of thing, go ahead and click that subscribe button and turn on the notifications, there is a lot more on the way. DISCLAIMER: For educational purposes only. A mentholated vapor rub goes on the skin only, never in the mouth, never up inside the nostrils, and never on a child under two years old. Camphor is dangerous if it is swallowed, and worse for a little one, so the jar stays up high and out of reach of children. Never heat it, never microwave it and never stir it into a bowl of hot water, since it can spatter and burn. Keep it off skin that is broken, cracked open, scratched or sunburned, and put no heating pad and nothing wrapped tight over the top of it. Camphor, menthol and eucalyptus oil can make a dog or a cat sick, so keep the jar, any treated cotton ball and any treated tissue where an animal cannot get at them. If you have diabetes or you have lost any feeling in your feet, let your doctor look after your feet instead of working on them at home, and see someone if an ache, a swollen joint or a nail problem is no better after a week or two. Keep it out of your eyes and rinse well. This is not a substitute for professional medical advice.