1. Keep Your Refrigerator Clean

One of the ways to use plastic wrap is to place it on the outside of your refrigerator soon after you've cleaned it. You may really want to try it if your refrigerator is beside your stove and gets cooking spatters regularly. Plastic wrap will catch all the spatters and protect your refrigerator. Next time, all you have to do is replace plastic wrap instead of cleaning it from scratch. Try it to save a lot of elbow grease!

2. Protect Computer Keyboard

So, you've given your computer a 'holiday'. That's great, but don't leave your keyboard unprotected or it will collect dust and grime between its keys. Simply cover it with plastic wrap to keep it safe during long periods of inactivity.

3. Remove Sticky Labels with Ease

You can use plastic wrap to remove stickers from hard surfaces. All you need is plastic wrap and a splash of water. Wet the sticker first and place your plastic wrap over it. Use your fingers to smooth it down and make sure there are no air bubbles. Leave it for a while before you take it off. This will loosen the sticker and you should be able to peel it off easily. Works like charm folks!

4. Treat a Hangnail

Ouch! It hurts, isn't it? Before you go to bed tonight, apply some hand cream on and around the area of your hangnail. Now, cover your fingertip with plastic wrap – you may want to secure it with tape to keep it in place. The plastic wrap will trap the moisture and soften your cuticle. The chances are the problem will no longer be there in the morning

5. Treat Psoriasis

Just like treating a hangnail, you can treat individual psoriasis lesions with plastic wrap. Apply a topical steroid cream before you cover the area with plastic wrap. Secure it with adhesive tape. By doing this, you will enhance the effect of the steroid, as the plastic wrap will not allow moisture to escape.

6. Treat Knee Pain

In case of knee pain or other sore spots, you can use plastic wrap to trap heat. Simply rub in some liniment on the affected joint and then wrap it in plastic wrap. This will enhance the heating effect and make liniment more effective. Don't leave it on for long or it may burn your skin.

7. Keep Paint Fresh

You can keep your leftover paint fresh by stretching a sheet of premium plastic wrap over the top of the can before replacing the lid. You can also wrap plastic wrap around the wet paintbrush to resume your paint job after a break (maybe overnight) without a problem.

8. Keep Ice Cream Smooth

You can use plastic wrap to prevent crystallization. Use a layer of plastic wrap before closing the carton lid to avoid those annoying, yucky crystals.

9. Cure a Draught

If you’ve got gappy windows, fill the spaces with plastic wrap. It’s a decent temporary fix.

Now it’s your turn to share. How do you use plastic wrap?