tea bags
pinterest-logo
Tea bags – Source: spm
A homemade moisture absorber.
How about making your own moisture absorber with just a few natural ingredients?
You will need:
500g of salt
3 flavored tea bags
5 drops of essential oil (of your choice)
2 glass jars
1 plastic bag
Take the plastic bag and cover the glass jars. Then pour the salt and the contents of one and a half tea bags into each jar and mix the two ingredients well.
Add drops of essential oil. Cover with plastic wrap and close the lid. Leave the jars closed for 3 days, during which time you should shake them to mix the ingredients well.
Remove the lid and place them in the cabinet in a comfortable position.
And now, the bad smells of humidity will be just a bad memory!
This moisture absorber can also be used anywhere else in the house, especially in the more humid areas, such as the bathroom.
My Mother-in-Law’s Tool for Sharpening Knives: A Debate Resolved
Should oil be poured down the kitchen sink? My mother-in-law says yes but I’m not so sure.
This penny is worth a fortune. Make sure you know how to spot it!
Crockpot Philly Cheesesteak Pasta Casserole
Creative Ways to Repurpose Empty Tuna Cans
Bread in 20 Minutes – The Perfect Recipe for Those in a Hurry
