You can cook tea eggs, which are fragrant and delicious.
Scrubbing greasy pots, bowls, wooden and bamboo tables and chairs with residual tea leaves can make things smoother.
Dry the remaining tea leaves and spread them in a damp place to remove water.
After the tea leaves are dried, they can also be put into pillowcases as pillow cores, which are very soft.
Sprinkle tea leaves on the carpet and sweep them away with a broom. Tea leaves can take away all the dust.
Soaking the remaining tea leaves in water for a few days and pouring them on the roots of plants can promote the growth of plants.
The remaining tea leaves can also be fed to young silkworms who have just come out.
The residual tea leaves can be dried in the sun and smoked in the toilet or ditch, which can eliminate the stench and have the effect of mosquito repellent rope.
Dry the soaked tea leaves and make a pillow for your baby, which can clear the fire and improve your eyesight.
Boil a pot of water, put a handful of tea leaves, soak the tea leaves thoroughly, filter the tea leaves after the water is cool, soak the sweater in the tea leaves for a quarter of an hour, then gently rub it, rinse it with clear water, hang it in the shade to dry until it is half dry, and put it outdoors to dry. This method can not only clean dirt, but also keep the wool from fading!
Drying the soaked tea leaves and lighting them with fire at dusk can repel mosquitoes, and it has a faint fragrance and smells good.
The soaked tea leaves are dried, folded and bagged, which is a good pillow core, soft and fragrant when sleeping, and can also dispel fire.
Washing your hair with very strong black tea can turn your hair brown or black; If you wash your hair with strong clove tea, your hair will turn red and it is not toxic; Even if you don't want to dye your hair, washing your hair with waste tea can remove dirt and greasy, leaving your hair black, supple and shiny.
Fresh eggs at home are buried deep in dry tea residue and kept in a cool and dry place, even if they are stored for several months, they will not go bad.
Put the meat in good tea with a concentration of more than 5%, soak it for a while and then refrigerate it. The fresh-keeping effect of meat is better and it is not easy to rot and deteriorate.
Scattering the dried waste tea leaves under the bed can absorb the moisture under the bed.
Rinse your mouth with clear water and chew some dry tea to eliminate the spicy taste of pepper.