It’s probably indoors that Vicks is most surprising. Its strong odor is sometimes used as a supplementary insect repellent. Placing a small amount of the product on a surface near a window can help keep mosquitoes or flies away temporarily.
Another trick known to pet owners: its scent can deter cats and dogs from approaching specific areas. Applied to a cloth placed near a piece of furniture or an area you wish to protect, it can limit certain behaviors without resorting to harsh solutions.
It is also used to facilitate the sliding of a stubborn zipper or to prevent a stopper from getting stuck, thanks to its oily texture.
For everyday little hassles
Some people use it to visually lessen the appearance of small bruises or to provide a feeling of localized comfort, always in moderation. Others simply appreciate its fragrance to temporarily freshen the atmosphere of a room or closed closets.
