7 Household Items Nigerians Use To The Last Drop Before Opting To Replace Them

As a real Nigerian, there are some things we use and won't throw away until it finishes to the last atom; sometimes we even tear/cut the container and use every single bit of that thing.

Read this article till the end and we'll share with you some items Nigerians will shamelessly consume every bit of it till the last drop.

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1. Toothpaste

I know some of us won't deny this one.

As you can see from the photo above, most of us are guilty as charged.

After we've squeezed and extra squeezed the toothpaste until nothing is coming out again, we still won't give up.

That is when we make up our mind to cut the paste open and scoop every tiny atom inside before we are now satisfied to buy another one.

2. Soap

Nigerians don't care what kind of soap they are using, whether it is bathing, washing or even key soap; they'll make sure to use it till it turns to pieces and even put it inside their sponge, nothing escapes.

3. Perfume

Many Nigerians will use perfume until the liquid finishes, but it won't end there.

They'll keep using it until ordinary air comes out, even some people will not still be convinced to buy a new one.

4. Butter

Many of us won't deny this one.

When we have finished the bowl of butter, we use the bread to clean up the container until it becomes like something you just washed.

5. Toothbrush

Some people would want to use one toothbrush for 10 years if possible.

Even when the bristles have come off they will use it until the whole toothbrush is almost flat, before they will decide to buy a new one.

6. Air freshener

Sometimes when we buy air freshener and place in our room, we just forget about the thing until when we notice that the fragrance is no longer smelling, that is when it hits us to check and replace it.

7. Cream

How many times some of us have to cut open our cream after it has stopped coming out from the bottle?

We just want to make sure to use every last bit of it before opting to buy another one.

Come on Nigerians, will this ever leave our blood?

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