Ten tricks of coffee in life

Remove the smell from the refrigerator (Kill fridge odor)

Leftovers for 2 weeks, almost rotten food, and spoiled milk all smell bad. If your refrigerator smells bad, you can keep a bowl of fresh, unused coffee powder in the fridge for 1 to 2 days. Coffee powder absorbs those unpleasant smells, and you have the urge to make a cup of coffee when you open the refrigerator door. This method can basically remove all kinds of odors, wrap the smelly things in sealed plastic bags, and then put an open can of coffee powder next to it, and the bad smell will be gone.

Reduce fat (Reduce cellulite)

Expensive fat-free creams basically contain one major ingredient: caffeine because it speeds up fat metabolism and reduces the formation of subcutaneous fat. You can make your own fat remover at home: mix coffee grounds with coconut oil, massage your skin in circles with your hands for a few minutes and then rinse off.

Remove the smell from the hands (Erase smells on your hands)

Garlic, salmon, coriander, these foods taste good after cooking, but they don't smell good on your hands, and they can last for hours. You can rub your hands with a small amount of coffee grounds and rinse them with warm water.

Make nutrient-rich compost (Make rich compost)

It makes sense for many gardening growers to add coffee grounds to fertilizers. Coffee grounds contain a lot of phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and copper, which also release nitrogen into the soil during degradation. Because coffee grounds are slightly acidic, they are good for some soils. If you need a lot of compost, you can go to your local coffee shop or small coffee shop to ask for some coffee grounds for free.

Make hair more shiny (Get shiny hair)

Who doesn't want to have healthy, shiny hair? Using coffee to protect the Dharma is an easy way to make your hair shiny. Make a pot of strong coffee, cool it and apply it to clean, dry hair. Rinse for at least 20 minutes. Once a week for a few weeks works best.

Natural dye (Natural dye)

The natural pigment in coffee can be used as a good natural dye to dye cloth, paper, Easter eggs-and even your hair. Dip the strong coffee with a brush, then brush the paper to let it dry naturally, or soak the cloth or textiles in hot coffee. Although coloring is not very fast, and it is possible to pollute other things, it is best to dye things that do not need to be washed often or at all. As mentioned earlier, coffee can also be used to add luster to your hair, giving your hair a beautiful luster for the time being.

Keep the fireplace clean (Reduce fireplace mess)

The most annoying thing about cleaning the fireplace is that there is a lot of dust and smoke. Before cleaning the fireplace, sprinkle some wet coffee grounds on the ashes after the embers get cold, and sweep all the ashes into the dustbin after 15 minutes. Because the coffee grounds are attached to the ashes, the dust will not fly around.

Needle pad filler (Pin cushion filler)

Used dried coffee grounds are very good filling materials for household needle pads. Wrap them in small pieces of cloth, tie them with a rubber band, and place them in an egg cup or other small container. Coffee grounds prevent needles from rusting.

Remove dead skin (Exfoliate skin)

Coffee can reduce the formation of fat, so it can make the skin smooth and tight, and the texture of coffee grounds can remove dead skin. You can use a spoonful of coffee grounds and half a tablespoon of olive oil, or you can add a drop of your favorite essential oil to make a "skin cream".

Drive out ants (Repel ants)

Sprinkle dry, used coffee grounds at home or in the yard where ants are infested, and the ants will leave. If the number of termites is large, pour a large pot of brewed coffee on the ant colony.