BeautyJune 06, 2007

Cut End Off Of Lotion Tube

Can't get lotion out of that tube? There's plenty left after you've squeezed as much out as you can! Cut the end off with scissors. For small tubes, your finger can get the rest out. for those longer tubes, make your own swab by using a wooden BBQ skewer, or a chopstick and a cotton ball. Scoop out the rest of the lotion and pamper your hands, elbows, and knees with the rest of what's left!

By Adrienne from Cleveland, OH

Feedback

Read feedback for this post below.

By Kim Ch (Guest Post) 06/06/2007

For years I've done the same thing with toothpaste, just cut the end off and reach in there with my toothbrush, get like three weeks more toothpaste!

By Pam (Guest Post) 06/06/2007

I also shake the tube up and down, to shake the remaining lotion down from the sides. If you cut the end off to get the rest, just use a regular cotton swab because what is suggested in making one, you could buy a whole box at the dollar store for the same money. So what if you get some on your hands as you reach in the tube with the regular sized cotton swab. It's hand and body lotion, to go on your hands and body!

Variations

Add a VariationHere are variations of this Tip. Rate the variation that you like the best. Click here add your variation.

Cut a Tube to Get All the Cream Out

Once it's cut open, you can just reach in with your fingers to scoop the product out. The upper part of the tube fits over the lower part of the tube like a lid.

I found I could get one to two more weeks of product out of a cut-open tube. Maybe this is common knowledge already, but it was delightful news to me!

By Kitri from Seattle

Was this helpful? 3 0 Post Feedback Share Print

Shared on: 09/08/2011

Once you try the above variations, be sure to come back and give a "thumbs up" to the one that worked the best for you. Do you have a better variation? Click here to share it!

Questions

Click "Ask a Question" if you have a question to ask about this topic.

Related

Post Feedback

Your thoughts are welcomed and appreciated. Enter your feedback here!

Feedback:

Image Upload:

Add an image to your post! Click the "Browse" button above and select an image from your hard drive. Please only select gifs or jpegs. If you have any problems, please contact us.

  

facebook like arrowLike ThriftyFun on Facebook

Browse Topics

Over 80,000 tips, recipes, questions & crafts.

Ask a Question

Submit a question to the TF community.

Subscribe to ThriftyFun Newsletters!

Email: