Fifteen Wonderful Uses Of TEA....

 

Dear friends I would like to share few wonderful uses of TEA....(Mailed by my friend on the occassion of Press meet (Benefits of Tea)at Bangalore.


1) Apply a wet tea bag on the razor burn to reduce the pain


2) Place the lukewarm tea bags on your closed eyes to refresh your tired eyes


3) Soak a tea bag in cool water and place it on to the site to stop the bleeding and pain of a lost tooth.


4) Place your feet in strong tea concoction to get rid of the unpleasant odor


5) Soak a tea bag in cool water and place it over the site of injection to relieve the pain


6) Apply a few wet tea bags on the affected skin after sunburn to reduce the pain


7) Plunge a cotton ball in tea and wipe on the affected part due to ivy rash to relieve from the pain


8) Gargling with the herbal tea made with peppermint reduces toothache


9) Wash your hair with a cup of herbal tea after shampooing to make the hair silky and shiny


10) Clean the wood furniture with a soft cloth dipped in a freshly prepared tea to add shine to them


11) prinkling some used tea bags near the rosebushes enhances their growth by nourishing them


12) Spark the mirror by cleaning it with a soft cloth dipped in tea


13) lace a few used tea bags on top of the drainage layer at the bottom of the planter before potting to keep the plants healthier


14) Let the used tea bags open and dry and then use them as stuffing for sachets to give perfume to them


15) Pour some cups of tea into the compost to accelerate the decomposition and create acid rich compost


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