Don’t Throw Away Squeezed Lemons: 10 Ways to Use Them That Will Surprise You

Try it and discover how easy it is to incorporate these lemon solutions into your daily routine!

Lemon peels are often discarded without us realizing their true potential.

In addition to being aromatic, these peels have properties that can be used in a variety of ways in our daily lives, from cleaning the house to personal care and gardening.

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See how you can transform simple lemon peels into practical, eco-friendly solutions for your everyday life.

Home Cleaning

Natural Multipurpose Cleaner:
- Place lemon peels in a jar and cover with white vinegar.
- Let the mixture rest for two weeks, strain the liquid and use it in a spray bottle.
- This cleaner is effective against bacteria and fungi, perfect for sanitizing different surfaces.
Refrigerator Deodorizer:
- Place lemon peels inside the refrigerator to eliminate unpleasant odors.
- The peels absorb bad odors and leave a citrusy freshness in the environment.

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 peel and mix with sugar or salt.
- Use these mixes to enrich desserts, salads or other dishes, adding a special touch.

Beauty and Personal Care

1. Body Scrub:
  - Combine grated lemon peel with sugar and olive oil to create a natural exfoliant.
  - Apply to 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.

Gardening

1. Insect repellent:
  - Distribute pieces of lemon peel around the plants to keep insects away.
  - The natural citrus scent works as an effective repellent.