What are the magical uses of tea dregs

We are not unfamiliar with tea. With thousands of years of tea culture accumulation, we Chinese have a good habit of drinking tea. However, do not discard the tea leaves after drinking tea, because it is not only a very good fertilizer, but if you can accumulate it and make it into a pillow core, it can also regulate the nervous system and help sleep. For patients with long-term insomnia, the effect is quite good.

Tea residue has many uses in daily life. Waste tea residue is a good biological fertilizer. Pouring the tea residue into the flowerpot can retain the moisture of the soil. Mixing it with mud and putting it into the flowerpot can also be used as fertilizer for flowers. Brewed tea leaves still contain inorganic salts, carbohydrates and other nutrients. Pile them in flower beds or pots to promote the growth of flowers and plants.

Use leftover tea leaves to scrub greasy pots and bowls, and wooden and bamboo tables and chairs to make them more shiny. If the cookware is stained with grease, rub it several times with fresh wet tea leaves to wash away the grease. If there are no fresh wet tea leaves, you can also wipe off the grease by soaking the dry tea leaves in boiling water. Newly bought wooden furniture often has a pungent paint smell. If you scrub it with tea a few times, the odor will disappear on its own, which is more effective than detergent.

Waste tea leaves can kill bacteria and treat athlete's foot. Tea leaves contain a large amount of tannic acid, which has a strong bactericidal effect, especially effective against filamentous fungi that cause athlete's foot. If people who suffer from athlete's foot boil tea leaves into thick juice and use it to wash their feet every night, they will be cured sooner or later. However, you need to persist in boiling tea to wash your feet. There will be no significant effect in a short period of time. It is best to use green tea. The tannin content in fermented black tea is much lower.

In addition, tea residues have a good beauty effect. Using them to soak in water to wash your face can not only remove residual cosmetics on the skin surface, but also resist computer radiation. It is very effective in keeping the skin smooth and delicate. In addition, tea residue is also a very good deodorizer, and it is very effective in removing fishy smell from tableware, deodorizing refrigerators, etc. Putting dried tea leaves into socks can effectively remove odors.