What is the use of mosquito coil ash

There are many mosquitoes in the summer, and most families will choose mosquito coils to repel them, which will leave a lot of mosquito coil ash. In fact, mosquito coil ash has many wonderful uses. People suffering from athlete's foot can apply mosquito coil ash to the affected area, which can not only treat athlete's foot, but also prevent it from getting worse. You can also use mosquito coil ash to fumigate the affected area of ​​tinea pedis, which is also very comfortable.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash can be used to sharpen knives. Dip a dry rag in water and then a little mosquito-repellent incense ash. Then wipe the rusty kitchen knife with the dipped rag. With a gentle wipe, the knife will immediately become as bright as new. The ash from mosquito coils is very fine and can be used to sharpen knife blades or other metal tools to make them smooth and shiny.

Mosquito-coil ash can be used to relieve itching. Dip a little mosquito-coil ash in your hand and apply it on the itchy skin. It will be cured in a day or two. Mosquito-repellent coil ash and incense ash have such uses. When I was bitten by a mosquito when I was a child, my grandmother would pinch some mosquito coil ash and rub it on the red and swollen area. It was really magical and really had an itching-relieving effect.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash can be used to clean tiles and the tile floors of restrooms and toilets. Especially if the tile floors of the bathroom are very dirty, you can directly sprinkle more mosquito-repellent incense ash. Just mop it and it will be clean in no time. In addition, it is also very convenient to wipe small areas with a rag dipped in water.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash can be used as fertilizer for flowers and plants

Mosquito-coil ash contains potassium and can be used as fertilizer for potted flowers. Pour the mosquito-coil ash into the pot and sprinkle some water on it. The ash will seep into the soil with the water and the potassium contained in it will be easily absorbed and utilized by flowers and plants. Sprinkle it on the soil of the plant and then spritz it with a little water. This makes it easier for plants to absorb nutrients in a timely manner. Generally sprinkle once a week. Mixing it with the culture soil can have the effect of reducing the wood ash, loosening the soil and aiding drainage. If you sprinkle a layer of mosquito coil ash on the soil surface after watering (be careful not to sprinkle a large amount on the roots! Just on the soil!), it can prevent small flying insects from biting the rotten things on the soil surface! If there are insects under the leaves, you can also smear mosquito coil ash on them, and then wash it off with water after the insects die or the next day.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash can be used to clean stainless steel

If you only use detergent and a rag to clean the stainless steel basins at home, some stubborn dirt cannot be completely cleaned off. If you use a steel wool brush, it will leave ugly scratches. You can first use detergent to wash away the grease, and then wipe it with incense ash or mosquito coil ash. You will find that your stainless steel range hood will be as bright as new. For example, the bottom of a pressure cooker can be wetted and some mosquito coil ash can be added, and it will be very clean after washing.