2. In the Kitchen
Infusion for Teas
Dry the lemon peels in the sun or in the oven and store them in an airtight jar.
Use them to flavor teas, adding a delicious citrus flavor.
Flavored Sugar and Salt
Grate lemon peels and mix with sugar or salt.
Use these mixes to enrich desserts, salads, or other dishes, adding a special touch.
3. Beauty and Personal Care
Body Scrub
Combine grated lemon peels with sugar and olive oil to create a natural exfoliant.
Apply to the skin with gentle movements to remove dead cells and revitalize the skin.
Nail Whitener
Rub lemon peels on your nails to help whiten them and remove yellow stains.
4. Gardening
Insect Repellent
Distribute pieces of lemon peel around the plants to keep insects away.
The natural citrus scent works as an effective repellent.
Composting Additive
Add lemon peels to your compost to enrich it with nutrients and help balance the pH.
Conclusion
Lemon peels are a wonderful example of how we can reduce waste and make the most of the resources we have at hand.
With these tips, you can not only save money but also adopt more sustainable practices in your home.
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