5 unusual uses for peanut butter

PEANUT butter is great in sandwiches, in cookies, or just eaten straight out of the jar, but have you ever given any thought to using peanut butter in other ways?

We all know it’s good for getting gum out of your hair, but there are other uses for peanut butter around the house that you may not know about.

Remove A Sticker/Label With Peanut Butter
Just bought an item with an annoyingly sticky label you can’t seem to remove no matter how hard you scrape? Peanut butter will do the trick — the natural oils will dissolve the adhesive. 
Spread the item with a spoonful of peanut butter and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Then go ahead and start scraping up the label. Wipe off any peanut butter residue with a damp cloth.

Lure A Mouse With Peanut Butter
Mouse problem in your house? Don’t put out cheese — mice are more attracted to peanut butter. 

Glue Stuck On Your Hands?
Glue, adhesives, or pretty much anything sticky stuck on your hands can be removed with peanut butter. The natural oils in peanut butter will help dissolve the adhesive. 

Gum Stuck On Your Shoe?
Having gum stuck on your shoe is probably one of the most annoying things. Peanut butter can help remove it. 

Odour eliminator
Fish. It’s delicious, it’s healthy. But boy, it can really leave a funky smell in your pans.
After you’ve cooked fish, put a tablespoon of smooth peanut butter in the pan and swirl it around. It will soak up the fishiness for you.