Can coffee clean any furniture?

Deodorant: Spread the coffee grounds on the cookie crepes and dry them in the oven, then put them in a bowl and put them in the refrigerator to get rid of the unpleasant food residue in the refrigerator. Wrap coffee grounds into old nylon stockings, tie them tightly and hang them in your closet to get rid of odors.

Grow food: Sprinkle coffee grounds around plants that are suitable for acidic soils to help them grow. When composting factory waste, coffee grounds can also add nutrients to the fertilizer.

Growing your own mushrooms: one of the most interesting ways to make use of coffee grounds and a technique that will allow you to enjoy them at home all year round. If you're a mushroom and coffee fanatic, you'll be amazed at combining the two and your mushrooms grow in a matter of days.

Insect repellent: Sprinkle coffee grounds around the anthill as a great ant repellent and also repel snails and slugs. Scattering coffee grounds in your garden can kill noctuidae and ants.

Dissolving a pound of coffee grounds into a quart of hot water and pouring it over an anthill can remove ants from the lawn.

Dyes: Coffee grounds will be soaked in hot water, and you can make brown dyes, which can be used to color textiles, paper, and even Easter eggs.

Repair scratches on furniture: Use a little water to make a paste of coffee grounds and quickly stick to the scratches on furniture.

Cleaning: Coffee grounds can be used instead of wire balls and abrasives to clean stubborn greasy stains that remain on plates and floors.

In addition, flushing the coffee grounds into the drain can clean the pipes.

Clean the stove: Next time before you scoop the ashes out of the stove, sprinkle the ashes with moist coffee grounds. The moist dregs prevent the ashes from flying, and the ashes can be easily scooped up.

Are pots and porcelain pots all coffee grounds?

Throw it away, it's useless, some say you can grow flowers, but some flowers can't.