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Banana peels: put them in a bottle. If you use them like this, you will never throw them away again.

Banana peels: put them in a bottle. If you use them like this, you will never throw them away again.

Recycling  is a fundamental process to live better in the environment that surrounds us and at the same time to save some money.

Precisely for this reason, here on this page you can discover how  to recycle the banana peels that we usually throw in the trash with other organic waste.

Throwing away banana peels is a big waste, in fact  they can be recycled for more reasons than one . They can be transformed, processed the right way, into  hair and skin care products and even  plant fertilizers .

Using banana peels to  fertilize  plants is the most common option as  they contain vitamins and minerals such as potassium and magnesium  that make plants vigorous and beautiful. In addition,  these properties are also perfect for hair and skin because they are  the most common ingredients for making  masks, creams ,  conditioners  and even  shampoo .

For all these reasons it is very important not to waste this precious ingredient and  below you can discover a little-known method that will allow you to make the most of this food waste .

Well, banana peels, if processed in the right way, can be perfect for  keeping mosquitoes and even annoying insects away . This  homemade method  will be very valuable in solving this problem  without having to use any chemicals .

These are the  ingredients  you should use:

  • 200 ml of white wine vinegar that you can replace with apple cider vinegar
  • 1 banana peel
  • 400 ml of water
  • 200 g of sugar

Of course, after recovering these ingredients, you must also recover a  plastic bottle with a capacity of 2 liters .

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