When cooking beef, in addition to adding various seasonings, you can also add a bag of Tea. This will not only help the beef cook faster but also give it a fragrant aroma.
After eating extremely spicy peppers, if the spiciness in your mouth is unbearable, rinse your mouth with water first, then chew on some tea leaves to eliminate the spiciness.
If you place meat in a 5% tea solution for a short while before refrigerating it, it will be better preserved and less likely to spoil.
To remove fishy odors from utensils, boil them with used tea leaves for a few minutes.
Place a small amount of tea in a thermos, fill it with boiling water, and secure the lid. After 20 minutes, the water can be drunk. The scale inside the thermos will gradually come off due to the action of the tea alkali. Repeat this process several times to completely remove the scale.
Place 50 grams of scented tea in a cheesecloth and put it in the refrigerator to eliminate unpleasant odors.
To clean greasy cookware, rub it with fresh wet tea dregs a few times to remove the grease.
If painted doors, windows, or furniture are covered in dust, wiping them with cold tea will make them particularly bright and white.
New wooden furniture often has a pungent paint smell. Wiping it with tea water several times will help get rid of the odor.
Burning used tea leaves in the toilet or in poorly ventilated areas can eliminate bad smells.
Burning used tea leaves can repel mosquitoes without harming humans and with a faintly pleasant fragrance.
Dumping tea dregs into Flower pots can help retain Soil moisture. Mixing them with dirt and placing them in flower pots can also serve as fertilizer for flowers.