The most pleasant way to spend time in winter is to lie on a warm blanket and eat tangerines.
Instead of throwing away piles of tangerine peels, there are ways to put them to good use.
Clean stains in the kitchen
The tangerine peel contains acidic substances that absorb fat. Clean up your kitchen, where greasy stains easily accumulate, with the help of tangerine peel.
All you need to do is rub the area around the pan or gas stove with the white part of the tangerine peel.
Pour a cup of water into a bowl with the tangerine peel and heat it in the microwave for 2-3 minutes. Spray the stain with this water and wipe it with a paper towel. All the oil stains will disappear.
You can also soak the tangerine peel in vinegar for a day and then use it to remove limescale from the bathroom and toilet.
Make a cup of warm tea
The most nutritious part of tangerines is the peel. Since the peel cannot be eaten raw, it can be brewed as a tea.
Wash the remaining tangerine peel with baking soda, soak it in vinegar and dry it thoroughly.
Chop the dried peel, boil it in water and add a spoonful of honey. This tea not only helps with colds, headaches and digestive problems, but also improves your mood thanks to its aromatic and refreshing taste.
Make shoe deodorant
On snowy days, shoes often get wet and develop an unpleasant odor. In this case, a tangerine peel can be a solution.
Place dried tangerine peels wrapped in newspaper inside your shoes or shoe rack. The fragrant citrus smell will completely eliminate all foreign odors.
Make a bath bomb
When you come home from the cold, you want to plunge into warm water.
If you put dried tangerine peels in a cotton bag or mesh, you can get a natural bath product. Tangerines are rich in vitamin C, so they are good for relieving fatigue.
