Throwing away coffee grounds is the stupidest thing you can do. It is an invaluable help at home and in the garden

In the Garden

1. Fertilizer:
   Mix coffee grounds into compost or sprinkle around plants for nutrients.
2. Pest Control:
   Scatter grounds around plants to repel slugs, snails, and ants.
3. Improve Soil:
   Add grounds to soil for better drainage and water retention.
4. Attract Worms:
   Worms love coffee grounds, which boost soil fertility.
5. For Acid-Loving Plants:
   Use rinsed grounds for plants like roses and blueberries.
   Around the House
6. Deodorizer:
   Place dried grounds in your fridge, shoes, or cupboards to absorb odors.
7. Cleaning Scrub:
   Use as a natural scrub for pots, pans, and grills.
8. Skin and Hair Care:
   Mix with coconut oil for an exfoliating scrub or use on your scalp to remove buildup.
9. Crafting:
   Use grounds to dye paper or fabric naturally.

Tips for Success

• Don’t Overdo It: Mix grounds into the soil instead of piling them.
• Rinse: Wash to reduce acidity for neutral-loving plants.
• Dry Them: Prevent mold by drying before storing.