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– Salt
**Instructions:**
– Place orange peels in areas where pests are commonly found, such as near windowsills, doors, or cracks in the walls.
– Sprinkle salt around the peels to enhance their effectiveness.
– The scent of the orange peels will repel insects, while the salt will help to keep them at bay by drying out their environment.
#### 5. **Citrus-Infused Salt for Cooking**
Don’t forget that you can use your orange peel and salt combo in the kitchen too! By infusing salt with the zest of orange peels, you can create a unique seasoning for dishes like salads, roasted vegetables, and even desserts.
**What You Need:**
– Orange peels (dried)
– Salt (fine or coarse)
**Instructions:**
– Dry the orange peels by placing them in the sun or using a dehydrator.
– Once dry, grind the orange peels into a fine powder or break them into small pieces.
– Mix the orange peel powder with salt to create a zesty, citrus-infused seasoning.
– Sprinkle this mixture over roasted potatoes, fish dishes, or salads for an added burst of flavor.
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### **Why You Shouldn’t Waste Orange Peels**
Orange peels are so much more than just trash. With the addition of salt, they become versatile tools for cleaning, deodorizing, skin care, pest control, and cooking. By incorporating this simple duo into your daily routine, you’ll stop wasting money on expensive commercial cleaning products, air fresheners, and skin care treatments.
Not only does this eco-friendly approach save you money, but it also helps reduce food waste and contributes to a greener, more sustainable lifestyle. Plus, the fresh scent of citrus combined with the power of salt will have your home smelling fantastic and feeling fresh without any harsh chemicals.
So next time you peel an orange, think twice before tossing the peel in the trash—add a little salt and unlock the golden potential hidden in those humble skins!
