Orange peels, put them in a water bottle: you can do anything with them | You save a lot of money at the end of the month.
Have you ever considered the versatility of orange peels? These peels, usually discarded, actually offer many practical uses. For example, they’re perfect for making natural perfumes, oils, degreasers, and cleaning products. Simply adding orange peels to a water bottle will unlock a multitude of possibilities while also saving you money at the end of the month.
To reduce household waste and avoid harsh chemicals, consider reusing orange peels to create all-natural homemade cleaners. Making your own cleaner from orange peels is not only environmentally friendly but also economical. Here are some benefits of using this natural alternative:
- Safe for most surfaces
- Free from toxins and chemicals.
- Economic
- Reduce food waste
- Long-lasting effectiveness
Preparing this natural cleaner is simple and requires minimal ingredients, resulting in a versatile, multi-purpose cleaner that lasts for months. Here’s how:
- Storing the Peels: Store the orange peels in a container in the refrigerator. About 4 to 6 medium oranges will be enough.
- Wash and disinfect: Clean the shells with water and salt to remove germs, pesticide residue, and parasites. Cut the peels into strips and place them in the container until it is half full.
- Add baking soda and water: Add one teaspoon of baking soda and water to the container, leaving room for fermentation.
- Infuse the solution: Let the orange peels sit for at least a week to enhance the fragrance of the cleaning solution. Remember to release the gases by opening the container daily.
- Strain and use: After a week, strain the liquid into a spray bottle or container. This citrus detergent, enriched with citric acid and baking soda, can be used to clean a variety of surfaces, from dishes to floors.
By adopting this simple DIY method, you not only minimize waste, but also contribute to a healthier and more environmentally friendly lifestyle.
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