Eggshells Are WORTH GOLD! Here's Why You Shouldn't Throw Them Away!

Eggshells Are WORTH GOLD! Here's Why You Shouldn't Throw Them Away!

Think eggshells are just trash? Think again! Today, I’m going to show you how these humble shells are worth their weight in gold. Trust me, once you learn this simple trick, you’ll never want to throw away eggshells after cooking again. Instead, you’ll use them to create a powerful multi-purpose cleaner and degreaser that will leave your kitchen sparkling clean! 🍳✨

🔮 This homemade solution works wonders for polishing pots, cleaning stove burners, bathroom tiles, and even your refrigerator—all without the need for harsh chemicals. You only need a few ingredients that are already in your kitchen! Plus, there’s another amazing trick to repel ants, mosquitoes, and cockroaches—no more pests bothering you at home. 🐜🚫

🔥 Stay tuned to the end to discover how to put this eggshell cleaner to use and find out just how effective it can be. You’ll be amazed by the results!

[benjaminharlow]

I save all of mine, after cracking them in half l always rinse them with tap water then put them on a folded paper towel for a day, once well dried l have a mortar & pedestal pill pulvizer that l drop them into & grind them into powder, dispense into a used coffee can. I do this year round, in the spring l mix this powder into soil for garden plants, Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, the plants love the calcium!

[toysoldier]

Just buy a bottle of Soft Scrub. I toss eggshells and coffee grounds (and tea bags) in an old cake pan in the oven. When I bake something, it desiccates everything. I process the crushed shells and coffee grounds through my old Waring blender, then add them to potting soil or use them to top-dress my tomatoes.

[mightyginza]

Brilliant...!!! especially that I don't like using ordinary soap and detergents, not healthy for my skin.
Thank you Lady and God Bless!
Special Greetings from South Africa 💐

[Billtwiggmeister]

I grind mine up to a coarse meal and mix them into my chicken feed. It’s a great remedy for some layers that produce eggs with thin shells. It helps keep your entire flocks shells uniform in quality.

[waynegood]

Egg shells use to be crushed and given back to the chickens so their shells for new eggs that's why they are harder to peel when they are boiled

[desert-walker]

I just grind them up and put them in the soil of plants that I want to grow better or you could put it in your garden that’s about all I would use it for. I don’t mind harsh chemicals. Soft scrub works pretty damn good.

[veronicahawthorne]

My mother always crumbled them up and put them on our plants in front of our house..never understood that…lemme tell you, they love the calcium! My plants have exploded and have bloomed greatly! Now I always save them for my outdoor plants ❤️

[tomhall]

For a minute i thought that was gonna be a health drink of some sort. 🥃.

[ytb]

I used powdered egg shells as my calcium fix.

[annarhodes]

They are full of calcium better than tablets so crush and eat it

[rebeccamoore]

I’m far too lazy…my eggs go to waste weekly and I just buy more. Not smart I realize but at least I’m honest!!! CA, USA!

[caseyeisenman]

mix shells with water and blend, throw it in your plants,

[katehillier]

I save, wash, dry egg shells, grind them in pestle and mortar.
I am saving them in a jar.
Perhaps I need to add coffee grounds and tea leaves into the mix?’

[deweycheatemandhowe]

Thanks for the many tips Illinois USA 😊

[ShimaHaria]

Brilliant tips. Thank you. Shima from Sth Goa, India

[jaadow]

I give ground up egg shells to my friends that raise chickens. Recycling, you know.

[josephmoses]

How long does the product last? Does it go bad after some time?

[ytb]

Can this be used to wash washing machine?

[gregorylapointe]

Egg shells are a good source of calcium.

[jeanwoolley]

I never knew why my grandmother crushed her egg shells and put it in the top of her coffee grounds before perking her coffee and i never asked now I know