Do you drink a lot of coffee? Before you toss your used coffee grounds into the trash or compost bin, see if you can use them to deodorize your freezer, cover up your wooden furniture scratches, and help clean up the grease and grime from your pots and pans.
If you are an avid gardener, you're in luck; used coffee grounds are highly acidic and loaded with nutrients, which make them perfect to use as plant food and worm food for your worm compost bins.
Other weirdly random uses? Used coffee grounds can keep ants away from your home and can also be used as DIY dye for your next Easter egg or crafty paper project.
Got your own amazing uses for used coffee grounds? Share with us by commenting below.
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