What can be done with dried tea leaves after soaking

After soaking, the tea leaves can be dried and used to make tea pillows, deodorizers, fertilizers, cleaners, or handmade decorations. After drying, tea still contains some nutrients and aromatic substances, and reasonable utilization can play an environmental value. It is common to use dried tea leaves to make tea pillows. The tea polyphenols and aromatic substances in tea can help soothe nerves and improve sleep quality. Put the sun dried tea leaves into a breathable cotton bag with a thickness controlled at around three centimeters. Regular drying can extend the usage time. Tea pillows are suitable for middle-aged and elderly people, but attention should be paid to the possibility of tea leaves getting damp and moldy. People with allergies should use them with caution. Dried tea leaves can be used as a natural deodorizer. The pore structure of tea can absorb odors from enclosed spaces such as refrigerators and shoe cabinets. Put the tea leaves in a gauze bag and place them in the area where they need to be deodorized. It is better to replace them once a month for better results. Tannic acid in tea can also neutralize some alkaline odors, but it is necessary to avoid direct contact with clothing to prevent staining. A humid environment may reduce the deodorization effect, and it is recommended to use activated carbon in combination.

When using sun dried tea leaves, attention should be paid to a dry and ventilated storage environment to avoid mold growth and the production of aflatoxin. Although tea reuse is environmentally friendly, its effectiveness is limited and cannot replace professional products. It is recommended to choose the appropriate use according to actual needs, regularly check the condition of tea leaves, and replace them in a timely manner if they deteriorate. Daily use can be combined with other waste classification and treatment to achieve maximum resource utilization.