Coca Cola, Coke, Cola. The beverage is popular worldwide. We drink it at home, parties, mix it with alcohol, and even pretend we're scientists and mix Mentos with Diet Coke. But many you don't know the other uses for coke. Lets compile a list of what can be accomplished with coke.
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There have been times, when you have left the saucepan on the stove at full heat with oil in it, and went to watch TV. (Please if you have something on the stove right now, stop reading this post and go take care of it.). After you put out the fire by putting baking soda on it (which is the proper way), you find that your pan is now burned at the base. No Problem. Pour a can of coke into, and let it boil for about 10 - 15 minutes. Take it out, give it a good scrubing, and repeat as neccessary.
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Sometimes accidents happen with hair dye. You may want to rinse your hair with flat coca-cola to lighten up the effects.
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To really know how much acid is in coke, and how bad it is for you body, find some old dirty coins. Soak these coins in coke for about 24 - 48 hours depending on the level of gross on the coin. You'll be amazed when you find out, the acid has removed all dirt and grease.
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Do you have guests coming over? And are you out of toilet bowl cleaner? No problem, empty a can of coke, and watch the acid get to work right away.
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You may remove limescale using Coke. Ofcourse this is superhard to do with a bathtub, since you need to leave in to soak but it works very nicely with a kettle.
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WD40 works great at removing bolts and nuts that have been oxidised or in other words, rusted. You know what else works great? Yes, you guessed it. Coke. Wrap a coke-soaked rag on the bolt and leave for some time. Come back to remove the bolt with ease.
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Flat Coke works amazingly well as a alternative use for conditioner. Make sure its flat though.