Ingredients/Tools:
- 1 egg (just the eggshell)
- White toothpaste
- Toothpick or small flat tool
- Clean cloth or paper towel
Instructions:
- Crack the Egg
Gently crack an egg and carefully remove the shell. You only need a small piece of the eggshell—about the size of the hole in the wall. The eggshell will serve as the structural material for this hack. - Prepare the Hole
Clean the area of the small hole in the wall, removing any loose debris or dust. The hole should be clean for the next step. - Apply the Toothpaste
Take some white toothpaste and apply it directly into the hole, filling it halfway. Toothpaste works as a makeshift filler for small holes because it dries hard and blends well with white walls. - Insert Eggshell
Place the piece of eggshell into the hole, pressing it in gently so that it sticks to the toothpaste. - Smooth the Surface
Use a toothpick or a small flat tool to smooth out the surface, making sure the eggshell and toothpaste are even with the wall. - Wipe Away Excess
Use a clean cloth or paper towel to wipe away any excess toothpaste around the hole. - Let it Dry
Allow the toothpaste to dry for a few hours. Once it’s dry, you can touch it up with paint to blend it perfectly with the wall.
This hack is a quick and easy fix for small holes in the wall caused by nails or screws!
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