8 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Throw Away Your Old Coffee Grounds
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- 8 Creative Ways To Upcycle Used Coffee Grounds
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world: hot, aromatic, invigorating - what's not to love? And even the used coffee grounds bring something to the mix. So the next time you pull them out of the coffee machine and find yourself headed towards the trash can - hold on! There are so many great ways to make the most out of your used coffee grounds, from beauty hacks to kitchen hacks to decorating hacks, and the list goes on and on! Read on for 8 of the best ways to upcycle your used coffee grounds.
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1. Refresh Tired Eyes
Heat 3 tbsp coconut oil, 2 tbsp almond oil, and 5 tbsp of coffee grounds in a pot and simmer for 30 minutes. Drain the liquid and stir in 2 tbsp coconut oil. Now you have a soothing face mask that will quickly refresh your tired ol' peepers and have you looking like a whole new person in no time.
2. Repair Scratches On Wooden Furniture
A DIY varnish made from linseed oil and coffee grounds will expertly conceal any and all unsightly scratches on wooden furniture. Brush the homemade concoction over the scratch in question, give it time to work its magic, and then gently wipe it off with a soft cloth. Be sure to do a test run on an inconspicuous spot first to make sure your mixture is the right shade for your wood.
3. Mask Foot Odor
Are stinky feet holding you back? There's a quick fix for that! Put some coffee grounds in a tea bag for loose tea, and place one bag in each shoe. Leave the bags overnight and you'll have odor-free shoes by morning!
4. Neutralize Hand Odor
It's not just feet that can get a funky odor, and considering how many strong-smelling items your hands come into contact with on a daily basis, this is a handy tip you're going to want to remember. Coffee grounds neutralize odors, so if you suddenly find a lingering smell on your hands or fingers, just rub coffee grounds on them.
5. Reduce Cellulite
If you want to tighten your connective tissues and ditch the dimply skin effect that cellulite causes, all you have to do is make your own soap! Heat glycerin soap in a water bath. Once it's melted, add more coffee grounds. Once the soap turns a brownish-blackish color, pour the liquid into a silicone mold and let it harden. Rub-a-dub-dub, you'll love this scrub!
6. Scour Grease
Say goodbye to abrasive chemicals and dangerous cleaning supplies, because all you need are some old coffee grounds! Because coffee grounds make an excellent scouring agent, just mix them together with water, dip a sponge in the mixture, and get to work scrubbing those grimy pots, pans, and appliances that you've been meaning to clean for quite some time.
7. Dye Fabrics
If you want to add a certain rustic charm to your dining set, or any other materials you have lying around, you can dye fabrics by simply soaking them in a coffee ground-water mixture for 3 hours. The beige-brown color that they will take on will look absolutely charming as part of your overall table setting.
8. Fertilize Flowers
Old coffee grounds contain many minerals that give your plants strength to bloom and grow. From time to time, just add a spoonful of coffee grounds to the soil and watch in amazement as your flowers transform in front of your eyes.
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This is the video that I needed to watch! My coffee grounds are piling up and looking for ways to repurpose, reuse, or recycle them. Thanks!
It still amazes me, no matter how often I see people with expensive kitchen knives on TH-cam very few can use them properly
especially those so-called celebrity chefs. Thanks for posting, handy to know.
Can coffee grounds be used to soak paper to give it that vintage tint?
Yes. One of ways
@@nordikcajun5417 Thanks! Would probably do it soon to repurpose my scratch papers
Thanks for sharing.
Wha is the exact measument for hand soap?
;D thank you
I've been looking for a good way to mix coffee grounds with paraffin to create a coffee scented candle. So far all attempts have smelled more like burnt coffee beans. I much more unpleasant smell. Anyone have any suggestions?
Try a more natural based wax maybe?, coconut or soy? Maybe also stir in once the wax is starting to cool too and add a sweeter smelling fragrance oil to offset the bitter smell. Hope this helps :)
Keep trying 👍
@@zoeannmainwaring1424 thank you so much for the suggestions!
Never use anything but candle safe fragrance oils and candle safe dyes. Everything else is a fire hazard, including flowers ect.
@@mydogeatsjeans7216 great advice! I've moved past the candle making. I guess I'm just not imaginative enough to come up with creative ideas to keep it fun and interesting. Blessings.
How long can it be store the one with the coconut balm
@Warrior for Christ, it can be keep for up to 2-3 months if stored properly, but always be sure to smell the mixture to make sure it hasn't gone bad before using it.
1:29 you reduced the brightness
coconut oil has a comedogenic rating of 4...
Which means...?
@@blueturtle3623 You can google it...? But it means it'll clog your pores.
Smelly shoes will probably smell better after washing them.