Toothpick Day #2!

Toothpicks also have plenty of uses besides removing detritus from your teeth. From wood filler to helping your gardening, toothpicks are pretty awesome little tools...

Make doll furniture

Toothpicks can serve as doll-size lamp stands, curtain rods, table legs and much more. Just cut to fit and paint to suit.

Finish or fix projects

Toothpicks come in handy before and after the painting stage as well. Dab small amounts of glue onto surfaces for completing or repairing model airplanes or similarly small, detailed projects.

Stir tiny paint cans

Toothpicks also make great miniature stirrers for the paint containers that go with model kits and other small projects.

Add sequins and jewels to your crafts

To neatly attach small sequins, jewels or buttons to a craft project, dab on small amounts of glue with a toothpick.

Wash your hands

After gardening or doing other dirty jobs, it is hard to get all the grime out from under your fingernails, even if you wash your hands thoroughly for 30 seconds with soap and hot water. However, a carefully used toothpick under the nails can quickly take them from dirty to date-worthy.

Clean keyboards

Just like phones, keyboards have lots of tight, small spaces that are difficult to clean with anything larger than a toothpick. Use it to make your work easier.

Clean the phone

You may have dirt and grime in the receiver holes of your phone. The best way to clear them out is with a toothpick.