The coffee is certainly one of the most popular and most widely consumed beverages in our country. But what to do if it happens and how to reuse leftovers in a clever coffee grounds? Here
are some suggestions in this regard, that may be helpful in cleaning
the house, in the kitchen, in the care of your beauty and your pets, and
your flower garden.So
for coffee, the grains and as far as what is left after the preparation
of this drink, there are many alternative reuse, which may or may help
prevent small amount of waste ending up in the bin directly damp.
1) Deodorant for refrigeratorThe coffee powder, such as sodium bicarbonate, possesses the ability to absorb odors inside your refrigerator. Simply
riporne a few tablespoons in a small container to hold off the
formation of any unpleasant odors, which will disappear as if by magic.
2) Reduce celluliteThe
creams commonly for sale against cellulite often include among their
ingredients caffeine, capable of acting positively against the capillary
circulation and the stagnation of liquids. You can get your cream do-it-yourself mixing the powder with sweet almond oil. Rub the mixture critical points before the shower.
3) Remove odors from handsMincing garlic, slicing or peeling an onion leeks, you may happen that their smell is translocated persistently on your hands. Then rub with a little coffee powder (also recovered from a fund) before passing under the water to solve the problem.
4) Homemade CompostAdvanced
coffee or coffee grounds can be used to enrich your compost or soil to
be used for your plants at the time of transfer, especially in the case
of land they require rather acids, characteristic that the coffee will
be able to donate their thanks to ability to release nitrogen into the soil.
5) For shiny hairIf
advanced coffee, let it cool and dilute it with water and apply it on
the hair with the aid of a spray container before washing. Let sit for about twenty minutes and then passed to the shampoo. Repeat treatment once a week to get better results. The treatment, if done regularly, will give the hair delicate greenish color of coffee.
6) Natural DyeingOf
very strong coffee may be used for the dyeing of fabrics and textiles
in linen or cotton, which will have to be left immersed in the liquid,
with addition of water and brought to a boil, for one night. The treatment can be repeated according to the color that is desired.
7) pincushionA
small amount of ground coffee or coffee beans can be used to make
stuffing a pincushion handmade with scraps of fabric recovered. The coffee also protect your pins and needles from rusting.
8) Clean the fireplaceThe
removal of ash from the fireplace can be facilitated by sprinkling it
on the coffee grounds which will help in removing it so that it does not
rise at the time to act with bucket and shovel or vacuum cleaner.
9) Natural scrubYou
can achieve a natural scrub for the body, which will help in removing
dead skin cells, by mixing a tablespoon of ground coffee and half a
tablespoon of olive oil. Mix and massaged into the skin before showering.
10) Remove the antsTo remove the ants from the entry points of your home, sprinkle the ground coffee grounds previously allowed to dry. You can do the same in the vicinity of the nest, even directly pouring the coffee. The smell should discourage them.
11) Fertilize plantsPlants that like acidic soil will thank you if cospargerete near their roots of coffee used. You can also use the remnants of coffee left in the cups, after being diluted. The nutrients found in coffee promote the growth and flowering azaleas, rhododendrons and blueberry bushes.
12) abrasive cleanerYou
can transform the common dish detergent in a cream abrasive to be used
for cleaning hard surfaces or to remove stubborn dirt from pots and
pans. Simply add the coffee powder, also already used and allowed to dry, to a small amount of detergent and mix before use.
13) Air Freshener for CarIf
you love the smell of coffee, you can make a product do-it-yourself
deodorant and perfume for the car using it to fill a small bag made of
tulle or recovering the fabric of old pantyhose. For its implementation, you can follow the images and instructions on this link.
14) Growing mushroomsMany
are not aware, but the coffee grounds can be used for the cultivation
of mushrooms, a practice that the start-up California Bttr Ventures has
turned into a real sustainable business. Simple kit for the self-production of mushrooms that make use of the use of coffee can be purchased online.
15) FleaThe coffee grounds are considered an excellent repellent for fleas. Can be rubbed on the dog's coat after bathing. The hair should be brushed once dry. The smell of coffee will be much less annoying than many common flea.
16) Cleaning of the drainsThe
coffee can be diluted with water and poured down the drains of sinks,
bathtubs and toilets to ensure their cleanliness and to ward off the
odor persisted.
17) Keep sugar or saltA
handful of coffee beans may be placed on the bottom of the jar in which
the sugar or sugar preserved so prevemire the formation of excessive
moisture. A similar suggestion is also true in the case of the salt.
18) Feeding earthworms in your compostIf
you have decided to build a compost bin from the balcony to the
formation of compost takes advantage of the action of earthworms placed
inside it, do not be afraid to throw your coffee grounds. It appears that the worms will appreciate a lot, and thanks to them that they can increase their efficiency.
19) Remove scratches from mobileIf
you have furniture or dark wood frames that appear hopelessly
scratched, try to soak a cloth or a brush in a cup of instant coffee and
use the drink as a natural dyeing until the scratched resume a shade as
close as possible to that of the surrounding surface.
20) Secret IngredientUse
the coffee as the secret ingredient in the kitchen for the preparation
of ices, sorbets, cakes, creams, biscuits and sweets of various kinds. Regalerete them an unexpected twist. Some have even tried to use it as an ingredient in the preparation of risotto unexpected. Experiment with new recipes never hurts!
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