You'll Never Throw Away Coffee Grounds After Watching This

Here are some of the clever ways to use coffee grounds around the home and garden. You'll never throw away coffee grounds after watching this! Whether you enjoy drinking coffee in the morning or have a secret addiction to lattes, if you clicked on this video, you've likely got some used coffee grounds sitting around in your kitchen.

But did you know that those coffee grounds are more than just a by-product of your daily ritual? They're actually pretty useful! So, if you're wondering what to do with used coffee grounds, you'll love this list of DIY life hacks.

Coffee grounds have a lot of benefits when used as compost or fertilizer, but they can also be used as a natural insect repellent, natural dye, and even as an odor neutralizer! They're great for cleaning almost anything around the house as well.

Check out this video to learn more ways to use used coffee grounds!

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[weelass]

I collect used empty coffee bags like Starbucks, Gerbalia, etc., and place them throughout kitchen cabinets corners, underneath the sinks. It is amazing how long the odor lasts in these bags and help keep pests away.

[xScooterAZx]

Coffee grounds can be used to stop bleeding.
I worked for Lloyds of London's stables and had to keep one of their horses from bleeding to death from an injury out in the field. I was told to run and have the kitchen chef make a poultice of coffee grounds. The wound was under his hock and I folded his leg with the poultice in place and stayed that way until the bleeding stopped.
It worked really well.

[aaronturner]

Coffee grounds are a blessing to my wife's roses.

[voterdown]

😳🖐 bathed my White Lab in water soaked with coffee grounds. It’s now my black Lab. Thanks a lot, always wanted a black Lab.

[chuckredd]

If you're saving the grounds for future use, make sure they get good air circulation, put them in the sun to dry or else they will mold!

[tracytuten]

I've used Coffee grounds around my plants for years to keep the pest off them. I've also occasionally used it for exfoliating my skin when I ran out of my apricot scrub.

[LeeGee]

I use coffee grounds to block my sink. Thanks for the recommendation to block my shower drain too, never thought of putting coffee grounds down there.

[seviregis]

I’ve been using them for a while. I use them as a scrub on my hands, feels great, leaves the skin very smooth.

[thebrokenstringspete]

I use coffee to dye my teeth and I occasionally use it to increase my hypertension

[vicism]

Well I use my coffee grounds to my skillet to sump up any cooking oil left then throw out in garbage and wash pan, but I’ll definitely use most of these hints. Thanks

[frugaljoss]

I use my coffee ground everything mentioned in the video, except the meat tenderizer.Learn something new by watching your video.Thank you.

[stringgunner]

In the mid-80's through the 90's I drove OTR tractor trailer. I hauled a 55' refrigerator trailer! If I had to deliver boxed meat? I would get a trailer washout before the next pickup. Most of the time, the washouts didn't rid the trailer of the raw meat stench!
A cup of cheap Coffee grounds sprinkled on the trailer floor did the trick.
Cinnamon is another item I used.
Meat load, delivery, washout trailer, add 1cup cinnamon to trailer floor, activate refrigeration unit, circulate cinnamon goodness while cooling trailer, pickup next product, witness the smile on the shippers face as they load your trailer. Nothing quite like 5°F cold crisp cinnamon scented air being pumped into a 90°F factory.
YOU will be remembered by MANY!!!

[sylviagerritsen]

You can also use them as a natural wood stain. My mum did it for years on a wooden box she had from when she was a child. Worked for 70 years, the box still looked brand new.

[ZZFE]

I have been using coffee grounds as compost for years. It's so easy, cheap and great effects!!

[joegibson]

Tobacco pipe collectors and restorers have used coffee grounds for cleaning old used estate pipes and removing the old tobacco smells from the bowl for decades.

[Hairball]

I have an addition to this list. I use coffee grounds mixed with melted paraffin wax, left to set (cure) in ice cube trays. They make decent fire starters when camping.
I used to use the grounds from spent coffee pods and use the pods for molds, but I don't buy them anymore. Ice cube trays work well. If you find that they tend to stick, spray the trays with non-stick cooking spray. I melt the wax and mix in the coffee grounds in a metal pie tin that I've dedicated for that purpose.

[marselledase]

I add my to my flowers ever morning when I clean my pot

[waveoflivingwater]

A few days ago I just stated drying it out with my dehydrator. I just found the multiple users for it.

[michaelkirkpatrick]

If you have a bunch of old wax candles, melt the candles and mix in dried coffee grounds. A narrow tall round plastic container can be used to "cast" a log. Remove the wax log from the plastic container. They burn for hours in your fire place.

[bjbo]

My son uses coffee grounds and veggie scraps to make a tea for his plants..he let's it sit after putting it in blender and then strain and uses the rea fie veggies..puts the used grounds into compost pile..