Don't Rush to Throw It Away: 3 Unusual Ways to Use Coffee Grounds Around the House and in the Garden
Coffee waste is not just trash that belongs in the trash bin.
In fact, after preparing the aromatic drink, coffee grounds can be used in many ways.
We tell you how coffee grounds help around the house and in the garden.
How to Use Coffee Grounds
Firstly, the grounds from the aromatic drink are actively used as a fertilizer. It contains phosphorus, nitrogen and potassium - three microelements necessary for the growth and fruiting of agricultural crops.
It is enough to simply sprinkle it on the soil, and it will absorb everything it needs itself.
Coffee grounds also repel garden pests. In particular, the coffee aroma helps protect plants from slugs.
Thirdly, coffee grounds absorb unpleasant odors no worse than activated carbon - just sprinkle a small amount of coffee grounds inside the refrigerator or near the trash can.
Previously, we listed some unconventional ways to use toothpaste.
