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3 Ways to Use Citrus Peels Around the House

By Matthew Lynch
January 4, 2024
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Introduction:

Citrus fruits are not only delicious and nutritious, but their peels also offer a variety of uses around the house. Next time you enjoy your favorite citrus fruit, don’t throw away the peel! Instead, consider these three eco-friendly and creative ways to repurpose them.

1. Freshen Up Your Home with a Natural Air Freshener

Citrus peels can make an excellent natural air freshener. To create this freshener, simply collect the peels from your citrus fruits—such as oranges, lemons, or grapefruits—and let them dry out for a few days on a sheet of parchment paper or newspaper. Once they have dried, place them in a mesh bag or a decorative bowl and add a few drops of essential oils like lavender, eucalyptus, or mint. The combination of oils and the refreshing citrus scent will help deodorize and freshen up your living spaces.

2. Make an Effective All-Purpose Cleaner

Utilize citrus peels to create a non-toxic and eco-friendly all-purpose cleaner for use throughout your home. To make this cleaner:

– Fill a glass jar with an equal mix of white vinegar and water.

– Add citrus peels (from oranges, lemons, limes, or grapefruits), filling about half of the jar’s volume.

– Close the jar tightly and let it sit for at least two weeks.

– After two weeks, strain the liquid into a spray bottle and discard the peels.

You now have an effective all-purpose cleaner suitable for cleaning countertops, windows, and appliances while leaving behind a fresh citrus scent.

3. Keep Insects at Bay

Citrus peels contain natural pesticides that are helpful in deterring common pests like ants and mosquitoes. Scatter small pieces of citrus peel around your home’s entrances and outdoor spaces where pests may gather. Alternatively, you can make a simple bug-repellent spray by mixing distilled water and a few drops of citrus essential oil in a spray bottle. Use this solution near windows or on patio furniture to help keep insects at bay.

Conclusion:

Repurposing citrus peels is an excellent way to make the most of your fruits while providing sustainable solutions for everyday household needs. These versatile peels not only reduce waste but also help create an eco-friendly home environment. So next time you have a citrus fruit, think twice before tossing that peel into the trash!

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