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Citrus fruit peelings. Ways to recycle Citrus fruit peelings
Here are a few ideas to recycle citrus fruit peelings Bird feeder Place a suet-birdseed mixture in an empty orange or grapefruit half; suspend the rind cup from a tree in the garden with string. Saucepan cleaner Clean a blackened aluminum saucepan by boiling water and citrus rinds in it. If it is still discolored, rub it with a steel-wool pad.
Tea flavoring Add citrus peel to tea leaves while they're brewing, or put several small strips in a cup of just-boiled water with a tea bag. Nail grooming Press nail tips into the pithy side of a lemon rind to clean them after doing dirty chores. Potpourri Add rinds to simmering cinnamon and cloves to fill your home with a wonderful aroma. Aromatic bags Put small string bags filled with orange or lemon peel in drawers and cupboards. Cutting board freshener Rub a lemon rind over your cutting board to clean and deodorize it. Fireplace freshener Add some dried citrus rinds to the fire as they burn they will give off a spicy fragrance.
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Julian Hartnoll on 2010-09-02
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The best possible use for orange peels is to use them as fire-lighters. Just try squeezing a fresh peel over a candle and watch the juice from the pith ignite. So to make a good firelighter dry your peels for couple of weeks and then place then in the kindling before starting a fire.
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