Most people ignore this humble white powder, but it’s actually one of the most versatile items in your entire home. Here are 16 surprising ways to put cornstarch to work in ways you never imagined.

1. Using your smallest pot or saucepan, combine the cornstarch and water. Stirring briskly, bring to a boil until just translucent. Do not overcook. Scrape paste into a small bowl and cover. Set aside ...

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Cornstarch is a low-cost, readily available, humble miracle found in the baking aisle of just about every supermarket and grocery store in the country, and online. Extracted from corn and then ...

Cornstarch is an excellent stain remover for grease, oil, ink, and sweat stains. Cornstarch is a effective deodorizer that you can use in shoes, gym bags, carpets, and more. You can use cornstarch to ...