We\u2019re less than halfway through Dry January, and if you’re participating (or perhaps giving \u201cDamp January”<\/a> a try), you may be wondering what to do with all the booze sitting in your liquor cabinet until the 31st. Tito\u2019s Vodka has the answer<\/a>\u2014according to the brand, there\u2019s a multitude of ways to use their vodka without actually drinking it, and they\u2019ve recruited none other than lifestyle icon Martha Stewart<\/a> to help spread the word.<\/p>\n The new Tito\u2019s campaign, made in collaboration with Arts & Letters Creative Co., features the TV personality and entrepreneur using vodka to deodorize smelly shoes, make pasta sauce, clean grimy surfaces, and even extend the lifespan of a flower bouquet.<\/p>\n Is it possible that vodka is actually that versatile? Well, yes\u2014just make sure to use the unflavored kind. With that in mind, here are a few of our favorite ways to use vodka (that don\u2019t involve drinking it).<\/p>\n You simply can\u2019t go wrong with a creamy, rich vodka sauce, and it’s easy to recreate the Italian-American specialty at home. Try a classic rendition<\/a>, a smoky version<\/a> made with \u2018nduja, or a vegan one<\/a> featuring cashew cream.<\/p>\n Similarly to vinegar, vodka can be used as a surface cleaner\u2014it also happens to evaporate faster and doesn\u2019t leave a residual odor in its wake. Just remember that vodka is not strong enough to use as a true disinfectant. Rather, it\u2019s a great option for making your countertops, bathroom tiles, and other household surfaces shine.<\/p>\n
\n1. Make Penne alla Vodka, Obviously<\/h3>\n
2. Clean Your House<\/h3>\n