Black tea dregs are a "nourishment" treasure

The uses of black tea dregs. Black tea dregs are a "nourishing" treasure. In addition to their direct health-care effects on the human body, they can also play countless roles in home life.

Washing your hair with leftover black tea can relieve the itchiness of the scalp caused by moisture. If your eyes become red, swollen and congested due to long-term viewing, you can also wash them with tea. In the morning, if the taste of overnight black tea has not changed significantly, it is best to use it for brushing teeth and gargling. It can not only prevent oral capillary bleeding, but also have a bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect. It protects the oral cavity and has a protective effect on the cleaning of oral mucosa, gums and teeth.

In the past, the elderly knew that tea could be used to clean small wounds, abrasions, and minor external injuries. Tea could play a role in cleansing and reducing inflammation. In addition, tea can also assist in sterilization, remove odors, protect capillaries, and assist in relieving spasms of peripheral nerves. Therefore, using it to soak your feet to help you sleep has a certain effect.

Not only that, after the leftover black tea leaves are dried, they can be saved and made into a pillow. The "residual heat" of tea leaves can not only purify the bad odors produced by human breathing after falling asleep and the dust mites in the air, but the soft tea leaves can also absorb the noise at night. If some people think that the pillow made of tea leaves is too soft and thin, it is better to make a thin one and place it on top of a big pillow.

The tea pillow also has a special function, which is to relieve nervous tension and help people who are tired all day relax and fall asleep. The weather is getting hotter and hotter. The dehumidifying effect of tea can remove sweat and stickiness from the hot and humid neck and prevent eczema. It is most suitable for the elderly and children.

It should be noted that the tea pillow should be dried frequently to allow the moisture it absorbs to dissipate.

The tea dregs of black tea are a "nourishing" treasure. In addition to their direct health-care effects on the human body, they can also play countless roles in daily life at home: making tea eggs, removing stains and rust, removing unpleasant odors from tableware and clothing, and cleaning and dust removal.