Are you a big coffee drinker? If you spend most mornings making a pot of joe in your home coffee maker, chances are you produce a lot of coffee grounds.
Most people simply throw away their spent coffee grounds into the garbage can without realizing that they actually have lots of uses. Here are three uses for coffee grounds that you might’ve never known.
Composting Agent
If you have a home garden or if you’re trying to grow vegetables at your home, coffee grounds can be a huge help as a composting agent that will add all kinds of nutrients to the soil of the plants that you want to grow. You have to simply wait a couple of weeks and then add them to the soil.
Garbage Disposal Deodorizer
If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably complained about how badly your sink smells because of the garbage disposal. A great way to deodorize the garbage disposal and your sink is to throw some coffee grounds in and then run the disposal for a few seconds. You’ll be amazed at how much it helps.
Meat Tenderizing Agent
This sounds weird, but hear me out! You can add a small amount of fresh coffee grounds to your favorite meat rub in order to help tenderize the cut and give it a smoky flavor that doesn’t taste anything like coffee.
