1. Natural Plant Fertilizer
How to use: Sprinkle the grounds directly on the soil or mix them with compost.
Tip: They are rich in nitrogen, so they improve soil structure and stimulate the growth of plants such as hydrangeas, roses, and tomatoes.
2. Insect repellent
How to use: Place the dry grounds in small containers near windows or entryways. You can also spread them in the garden.
Tip: Its scent repels ants, snails and mosquitoes. It also works to keep cats away from the garden.
3. Natural abrasive cleaner
How to use: Use them as a paste by rubbing pots, pans, or difficult surfaces.
Tip: Do not use on marble or porous surfaces, as it may stain.
4. Odor eliminator in the refrigerator or footwear
How to use: Place the dried grounds in an open container inside the refrigerator or in a cloth bag inside your shoes.
Tip: Change them every two weeks to maintain their effectiveness.
5. Homemade Body Scrub
How to use: Mix the grounds with a little coconut or olive oil and massage the skin in circular motions.
Tip: Helps remove dead skin cells and leaves skin soft. It also improves circulation.
