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- Eggshells are composed primarily of calcium carbonate, making them an excellent source of calcium for various applications, especially in gardening and personal care.
- By reusing eggshells, you reduce waste and contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.
- Eggshells can be used in numerous ways, from garden supplements to household cleaners, showcasing their versatility.
How to Use Eggshells
- Natural Fertilizer:
- Method: Crush clean, dry eggshells into a fine powder. Sprinkle this powder around the base of your plants or mix it into the soil. The calcium helps strengthen plant cell walls, promoting healthier growth.
- Pest Repellent:
- Method: Scatter crushed eggshells around your garden to deter pests like slugs and snails. The sharp edges make it difficult for these pests to cross, protecting your plants naturally.
- Compost Enhancer:
- Method: Add crushed eggshells to your compost bin. They help balance the compost’s pH levels and add essential nutrients, enriching the compost.
- Household Cleaner:
- Ingredients: Crushed eggshells, water, mild dish soap.
- Method: Combine crushed eggshells with a little water and mild dish soap to create a gentle abrasive cleaner. Use this mixture to scrub pots, pans, and other surfaces for a sparkling clean without harsh chemicals.
- DIY Chalk:
- Ingredients: Eggshell powder, flour, hot water, food coloring (optional).
- Method: Mix equal parts eggshell powder and flour with hot water until you form a thick paste. Add food coloring if desired. Shape the mixture into sticks and let them dry. You now have homemade chalk for kids or marking surfaces.
- Personal Care:
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