How to Use Leftover Green Tea Leaves
Reduce humidity in your home., Eliminate fridge odor., Soothe yourself to sleep., Clean your carpet., Water your plant with tea., Feed silk worms with leftover tea leaves. , Avoid bug bites., Bathe your feet., Freshen your breath., Don't like the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Reduce humidity in your home.
Sun-dry the used tea leaves and leave them in a damp corner to absorb excess moisture.
Be sure to dry them outside your home, or you'll just be wasting your time. -
Step 2: Eliminate fridge odor.
Put sun-dried tea leaves in the fridge to clear up the smell. , Stuff dried tea leaves into your pillow! According to Chinese folk medicine, sleeping on tea leaves helps reduces blood pressure, relieves insomnia and soothes headache.
The only problem is that tea leaves in a pillow get damp easily, so you have to sun it frequently. , Scatter slightly moistened tea leaves across the floor before vacuuming them away.
The tea leaves attract dust and take dust away with them. , Soak the tea leaves in water for a couple of days.
Remove the tea leaves, (rotten tea leaves attract pests), and use the tea water as fertilizer. ,, If mosquitoes or flies are a bother, burn some sun-dried tea leaves. , If you suffer from smelly feet, try washing your feet in a strong brew of used tea leaves. , It is not a good idea to have tea immediately after a meal, but you can rinse your mouth with tea to remove any smell. , Wipe them a few times with tea leaves to get rid of the smell. , Rub green tea leaves over your face and wash them off.
It's proven to reduce acne and it's cheaper than other solutions. ,, -
Step 3: Soothe yourself to sleep.
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Step 4: Clean your carpet.
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Step 5: Water your plant with tea.
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Step 6: Feed silk worms with leftover tea leaves.
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Step 7: Avoid bug bites.
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Step 8: Bathe your feet.
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Step 9: Freshen your breath.
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Step 10: Don't like the smell of the new wooden furniture pieces in your new house?
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Step 11: Have acne problems?
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Step 12: Mix your tea leaves with herbal tobacco substitute and smoke in your water pipe (Hookah).
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Step 13: Add the tea to the herbal incense and burn in an incense pot.
Detailed Guide
Sun-dry the used tea leaves and leave them in a damp corner to absorb excess moisture.
Be sure to dry them outside your home, or you'll just be wasting your time.
Put sun-dried tea leaves in the fridge to clear up the smell. , Stuff dried tea leaves into your pillow! According to Chinese folk medicine, sleeping on tea leaves helps reduces blood pressure, relieves insomnia and soothes headache.
The only problem is that tea leaves in a pillow get damp easily, so you have to sun it frequently. , Scatter slightly moistened tea leaves across the floor before vacuuming them away.
The tea leaves attract dust and take dust away with them. , Soak the tea leaves in water for a couple of days.
Remove the tea leaves, (rotten tea leaves attract pests), and use the tea water as fertilizer. ,, If mosquitoes or flies are a bother, burn some sun-dried tea leaves. , If you suffer from smelly feet, try washing your feet in a strong brew of used tea leaves. , It is not a good idea to have tea immediately after a meal, but you can rinse your mouth with tea to remove any smell. , Wipe them a few times with tea leaves to get rid of the smell. , Rub green tea leaves over your face and wash them off.
It's proven to reduce acne and it's cheaper than other solutions. ,,
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