20 coffee uses to erase the smell in your hands

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Can you imagine life without coffee? We would hobble around like drones for hours every morning without losing our precious patches. We love the taste of coffee, its aroma and, of course, its refreshing, but there are at least 20 compelling reasons to stay and put things. These techniques will make you strange and unusual uses at the bottom of your cup are outdated fresh coffee beans or reasons, pounds for reasons, and dregs for every monthly discount you make.

Kill the bad smell of the refrigerator

Would you rather smell coffee than 2-week-old leftovers, semi-rotten agricultural products and spoiled milk? If your refrigerator is a smelly nightmare, put fresh, unused coffee grounds in a bowl for a day or two. Coffee will absorb the smell, as long as you open the door, you will crave a cup. This odor-killing technique applies to almost anything as well-just put items in a sealed plastic bag as well as coffee grounds for open CAN and goodbye stinks.

Reduce fat

Expensive orange peel creams almost always have one major ingredient in common: caffeine, which is said to increase fat metabolism and reduce the appearance of these fatty acid pockets under the skin. To treat your fat coffee at home, mix warm coffee grounds, coconut oil and wash it on your skin and circle it for a few minutes before washing.

Wipe off the smell in your hands

Garlic, salmon, coriander-there are some things that smell delicious when cooking, but are not so pleasant after a time when they are hovering in your hands. Rub a handful of coffee grounds that have been used in your hands and rinse them off with warm water.

Let the rich compost

Another reason is that so many gardeners swear to add coffee grounds compost. The reason is that they are rich in phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and copper, and their nitrogen is released into the soil because they will be reduced, they are a little bit sour, which is great for specific soil. If composting on a large scale, you can get free use of the venue for local coffee hotspots or moms and popular cafes.

Make your hair shiny

Who doesn't want shiny, healthy-looking hair? Coffee is often recommended as a simple, natural therapy to make hair super shiny. Brew a super pot, let it cool, and apply it to your dry, clean hair. Leave it for at least 20 minutes and rinse with clean water. Continue to maintain the best results about once a week.

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Natural dye

The natural pigment in caffeine makes it a huge natural dye for fabrics, paper, Easter eggs-even your hair. Brush paper, powerful BREW, let it dry, or soak in hot coffee fabric items. The result will not fade and will ooze to other items, so it is best not to use this very frequently if in all washing items. Using coffee as a hair luster treatment, as mentioned earlier, may temporarily lend a rich dark tone to your hair.

Reduce the clutter of the fireplace

Want to clean your fireplace without causing a sandstorm? Wait until the embers are cool, wet sprinkled coffee grounds covered with ashes, let them sit for about 15 minutes, and then scoop out the whole mess into metal ash cans. Coffee grounds hold on to the ashes, so they don't spew almost as much dust as they will in other ways.

Needle pad filler

After drying, coffee grounds are perfect fillers for homemade needle pads. Just wrap them in some old cloth, tie them with a rubber band and close them, then cloth them in egg cups or other small containers. The reason is that it will rust your pin.

Exfoliation of skin

The same properties are said to make coffee to reduce the appearance of cellulite can smooth and tighten your skin, and the texture of ground coffee will polish dead skin cells. Let your coffee-based scrub by adding 1 / 2 tablespoons of olive oil to coffee powder and choosing a drop of your favorite essential oil.

Drive out ants

Sprinkle dry, used coffee grounds in the problem area, you find ants in your home or yard, they may leave casually. To cope with the huge ant nest, pour the whole pot of brewed coffee right on the pitcher's mound.

Plant fertilization

The sour love factory will thank you for spilling your coffee grounds on their roots. Azaleas, blueberry shrubs and rhododendrons are only a few booming, with coffee thanks to all nutrients treated plants. You can also dilute the rest of the coffee in your cup and pour it into your potted plant (as long as you don't use it, of course cream and sugar,!

Keep a cat out of your garden

For you, the small garden in your yard is a beautiful source of fresh vanilla, fruit and vegetables, but it seems to be a huge, unstoppable dustbin for every cat within a five-mile radius. As long as you use the above-mentioned trick of sprinkling coffee grounds on the soil, it has nothing to do with the cat will think.

Scrub various surfaces

With mild abrasion and acidity, coffee grounds are good for scrubbing surfaces such as countertops, stoves and refrigerators. Use them alone or mix them with a little detergent.

Automobile air freshener

The next time you accidentally spill coffee grounds on the floor, don't just sweep it up and throw it in their trash can. You can use them to make an all-natural DIY air freshener like this in Instructables. Try using an old pair of torn stockings and spare strings to make this more environmentally friendly project.

Grow mushrooms

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Coffee grounds is an ideal medium for growing many kinds of mushrooms, including Pleurotus ostreatus. You can actually buy mushroom planting kits from a company called return, which includes recycled coffee grounds, mushroom roots and mini spray bottles. The kit can produce up to 1.5 pounds of Pleurotus ostreatus within 10 days.

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Get rid of fleas

Used to wipe wet coffee powder through your pet's fur to take a bath to get rid of fleas that are no problem and may be toxic after chemical treatment. If nothing happens, this will at least improve the smell of wet dogs after bathing and get furniture from all over the country.

Beautiful vase stuffing

Old or dirty coffee beans are still beautiful things. A vase with them as fillings, or a cup or bottle filled with pens and pencils. Not only are they beautiful, they have been smelling good for a while.

Earthworms start

The red mackerel bug, the kind used by earthworms in the system, loves coffee, almost as much as we do. It's not really unclear why, but if you want worms in a thriving community to devour all the food waste (and those pesky little things are really amazingly efficient), be sure to add used coffee grounds to your own bedding regularly.

Secret recipe ingredients

Just coffee tips can be secret "magic" ingredients for foods such as chili, ice cream and chocolate cakes. Use a little bit of pickled steak and not only make them incredible bidding, it will also provide a deep, smoky taste foreshadowing.

Scratches on furniture touched by the touch

Scratches on solid wood furniture only need to be rubbed in instant coffee contusions and hot water paste a little bit, almost instantly disappear. Repeat until the wood is scraped around the match, if necessary.