Eggshells? Throw them in the garden, they save you on the bill: here’s why
Maybe you didn’t know it but if you throw eggshells into the garden you save a lot. That is why this method could be useful for you.
In a period in which increases are notable, we must pay close attention to waste . The last few months have been difficult, the energy crisis and the consequences of high bills have invaded the lives of all Italians and beyond. The prices of essential products such as bread, milk and pasta have increased.
To face the coming winter months we need to reduce the impact of rising prices on family budgets and, therefore, we must save from all points of view. There are some tricks that experts recommend to try to cover your expenses.
For example, training is provided on food waste and waste is combated. Some food waste can have a second life , obviously not in the kitchen, but perhaps in the garden and in your plants. For example, grapefruit peels are great because they attract snails and keep them away from the plants.
Eggshells – Here’s Where You Can Use Them
Eggshell also contains a high dose of keratin and protein. It has many properties and in fact it should not be thrown away, it is a real resource for both the body and the home and garden. Furthermore, the color of the shell does not affect the properties but only differentiates the breed of chicken.
Eggshells can also be reused and are great for using as fertilizer in the garden . They are rich in calcium and can nourish the soil with excellent nutrients. Therefore, using the peels can not only be useful but can also save you money since you will avoid buying special fertilizers.
But savings are also focused on the correct conservation of food, which, if stored correctly, can last a long time. Then with the help of the fertilizer you just discovered you can grow some small seasonal vegetable plants on the terrace or in the garden.
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