31 Amazing Uses For Lemon Peel
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If you have been following this blog for a while, you will know that we are not only fans of herbalism, but of finding great uses for things that normally get cast aside. Yesterday we featured the mighty banana skin, which has potential skin care benefits galore. We’ve also cast a similar halo around used green tea bags. Today, it is the turn of the humble lemon peel to take center stage.
It can’t be denied that lemon is a great fruit for both culinary and medicinal use. It has graced innumerable recipes. For medicinal purposes, too, it can be of value and we have a full page all about the many benefits oflemon essential oil that have been discovered.
What’s astonishing is that most people throw away the peel without any idea of its potential. It is highly nutritious and can be used in numerous food recipes. Lemon peel can also be used as cleaner. Dirty stoves and silver wares? Don’t worry about these because you now have a new alternative product that is free from chemicals and health hazards. You can also get rid of ants and the bad odor from the trashcan by using it.
There’s more – you can also beautify using lemon peel. From skin brightening rub and elbow skin softener to nail whitener… the usefulness goes on and on. Firelighters? Copper polish? I’ll bet there are several you had not heard of!
Here, then, is the link to the full list of 31 ways to use lemon peel: http://thankyourbody.com/31-ways-to-use-lemon-peel
If you can think of any more, please let us know in the comments or on our Facebook page!
ps. Why not grow a lemon tree from seed?
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