Thank you for showing benefits of egg shells for its calcium magnesium & potassium content both for face scrub, plants, & birds, & chicken feeds. We need more videos to save the environment.
Baie dankie waardeer die video oor eier doppe. Ons gebruik dit al vir baie jare vir bemesting en n aanvulling vir die lê hoender om die eierdoppe harder te maak. Maar nie vir soveel ander raad nie.
I've been washing, drying, saving then grinding up my saved eggshells for years and then putting them in the hole as I plant my tomato plants. Good advice!
I grow tomatoes and different types of hot petters in containers on my balcony. The soil gets depleted from nutrients extremely fast so egg shells have been a saviour. To make the egg shells release the nutrients pretty quickly, i grind them in the coffee grinder and mix them in the top lose soil and water. If you see blossom end rot on your first tomatoes of the season, it is not too to save the situation for the next tomatoes that mature on the same plant. The ground shells have worked very well for me despite many people saying that you need to wait for a year for the shells to release its minerals into the soil.
When I was a little girl, I was rather poorly due to medical condition. I was seeing a consultant weekly and I just couldn't absorb enough calcium/potassium, it was recommended that I have a smoothie made twice a day (1/2 pint of milk, a whole egg including shell once washed thoroughly, vanilla essence, banana). I don't know if they helped me, but they sure were tasty.
I had just started having contractions with my first child, the district midwife was called, it lasted from twelve midnight until almost six hours in the morning. The hospital was twenty five miles away but what she did was amazing, when she saw that the baby wasn't coming although my water broke. She got some egg shells , place them into a saucepan she then roast the shells, crushed them and made tea as soon as I took the last sip, my baby came out.
Thank you do much for sharing all those different ideas. What I've been doing for 8 months now, after I've used the eggs, I wash the shells and put it into a plastic bag. Once I've collected quite enough I grind them in my blender into a powder I then use the powered egg shells each time I repot my plants of whatever. I don't use bonemeal anymore as it's become so expensive. I store the powder in a plastic margarine container. It's really great making use of whatever you have....I'm watching from SA. 🌺🍀🌳
I've been drying, and grinding Eggshells for years for my dogs and cats as a supplement additive in their food.... didn't think of consuming myself... gotta try it.
I really want to thank you for the incredible knowledge you are releasing to the world. I enjoy positive, wonderful ways to live a great encouraging life. All I can say is Keep up the great work and Thank you. I love having Wisdom to pass to my Children, Friends,Family, and Associates. Be Blessed.
Add powdered shells to vermicompost. The worms use it in their gizzards to digest and make compost. Add crushed eggshells to tomato transplants in your garden. Stops blossom end rot. Add them to regular compost to increase plant nutrients. I could go on.
I need more calcium in my diet so I am saving all my egg shells in the freezer and when I make my next batch of bone broth I will add the egg shells. I didn't wash them bc I will be boiling them for about 24 hours with the bones in my crock pot. I hope it helps to give me the calcium I need this way. Love this video
I remember taking a teaspoon of crushed eggshells with several drops of lemon juice daily when I was little, like 7-8 years old. Since I’ve got this video in my recommended section, I’ll take it as a sign and resume this healthy routine
I found a video from Dr. Ken Berry...and he and his wife save their egg shells, keep them in the freezer in a gallon bag, until they have enough. Spread out on cookie sheets, bake at lowest setting for an hour. I saved 3 freezer qt bags, crashed a little to fit more in the bag...which fit on 2 cookie sheets lined with parchment. After baking, I added to my Vitamix container, blended until I got a fine powder, although it still has some grit. But, I add a 1/2 tsp to my over easy eggs in the morning, placed in a bowl, then cut it all up and eat it that way. I even had a health coach sister from Bulgaria, now living in the U.S., say this "...remember doing this as a kid to give to one of our puppies that was born with crooked legs. Straightened them out in no time!"
I have been using egg shells in my gardens for years and also in my compost heap, but tuning into this blog showed me many other ways to use my egg shells! Many thanks for this added information!
I truly appreciate this video. It is rich with content. I never knew egg shells were consumable until now. My days of trashing them are over. Thanks a million.
Just a couple of fact checked items that i can personally attest to, 1.slugs don’t care one bit about egg shells, snails will even eat them ! 2. Eggs shells do not compost quickly, i regular toss my clean egg shells in to my composter & years later they are still intact, they do however break up when i turn the compost & i always crush the shells now before adding them.
The best for all plants. I have saved and did in aggshell powder mixing with water for my plants. It is growing well, green leaves and beautiful flowers. Thank you for more useful eggshells to other thing too. Best wishes from Stockholm -Sweden
How often did the eggshell powder use for watering the plants? Is it nont bad for twice a wk to use it for watering the plants? Thank you for this good tips , it happened that i collected a lot of eggshells but dont know yet to do with it
So thorough . There are a lot of added benefits from this presentation. Made it so informative knowing all the benefits. All I know earlier is ground the shells and add to the soil in my several pots of plants.
We have been using shells to scrub our pots and pans that are non porcelain and also our sinks. Shells are also crushed and used for vegey and fruit fertilizer for as long as I can recall my father using with coffee beans and left over skin peels of other fruit and vegetables
after boiling your eggs in the pan for breakfast, make your cuppa tea from the egg boiled water as the eggs release lot of natural iron vitamin plus other nutrients all organic and natural
Nice to know I love my tea and will use my boil eggs water from now on. Thanks for the extra information, wow who knew. God bless those with great knowledge to share to a healthy us.
As your cat or dog get older they need calcium in their diet. Make a cloth bag and put in egg shells, beach shells and sun dried bones, and place it in their water bowl.
I happened to chance upon this video. So many new things learnt here. I like to use crushed eggshells with baking soda n water to wash glass bottles (from ketchups/sauces) that I want to recycle. It cleans very well without need of a long brush...greetings fr Malaysia and thanks to all for sharing
Fabulous ideas. I use the egg shells in my smoothie and my dog food. Of course I blend them into powder. I also use them in my garden. I will definitely try the other ideas in this video 😍😍🥰🥰🤩
If birds get too much calcium, the shells of the eggs they make will have a shell that is too thick for the baby to hatch from, especially hummingbirds...some hummer feeder syrups have added calcium which is not good more then once a month.
Taking turmeric daily, either in capsule form or in foods, helps to eliminate arthritic pain, including in knees. I use it everyday for this purpose. :)
Thanks for all of this gr eat information. I just recently found out that egg shells were excellent for your vegetable garden. But, with so many other great information you've shown in this video, I'll hang on to more crushed egg shells.. Especially for watering my indoor plants! Thanks again for all of this good and valuable information
Thank you for sharing these 😮tips on eggshells….my mom used them for many years and with things such as being shown here, especially in her garden, also so did I when I had one years ago, now I will have more knowledge about using them with the ideas and knowledge you have shown here…..thank you again…..HIGH 5
Wow! Superb tips! Thank you ! i will use mine for compost, mixing with bird seed and meix them with apple cider vinegar as a topical pain killer! I will also add crushed egg shells to my coup:)
GREAT IDEAS, WHO WOULD HAVE KNOW YOU HAVE CALCIUM AVAILABLE TO YOU AND WERE MINDLESSLY THROWING IT OUT. EXCELLENT VIDEO, THANKS FOR THE TIPS. THANKS JAY
Good and educative video. I use eggshells as calcium supplement for my snails and they grow strong shell and have heavy weight. I will start using it for myself now. God bless you.
WOW that is amazing, I never thought eggshells can be useful, wow all i know eggshells can sharps your disposal, now I know that there is a lot more you can use for it. Thank you for sharing this Video.
Very useful video! I'm using ground egg shells to control slugs and it works quite well! If you put them in the compost, grind them slightly before so that their components, calcium, etc., are incorporated into the soil much faster!
Yes, egg shells are excellent for the garden or if you want to put a little calcium in your food. I haven't yet tried making the calcium. I think l will try this. Thank you!
Very good advice on * egg- shells* I do not like to throw away the shell of an egg, I grew up seeing my grandma putting them in plants without' knowing the " reason"
Forgot to mention that it’s easier to crush them when they’re baked. Wash the eggshells, important unless you want a smelly oven, when they cool down they will really crush. I keep a tray in the bottom of the oven and keep adding to it until it’s full. Some of the shells are baked several times over the course of a week.
I've been using them in compost for years but didn't know about adding them to the soil around tomato and pepper plants. My sister's tomato and pepper harvests were basically non-existent last year, I'll be adding eggshells to the beds after she gets them planted this year!
Indeed! I used to have earthworm composting system and eggshells played a huge role. Never knew about all this. As an aside, the earthworm farm was a spiritual experience when I harvested it. It really turned waste into gold.
I finely grind my eggshells and then use them around my roses and I have beautiful roses in great abundance. I also use coffee grounds with many of my flowers. Coffee grounds can encourage snowball bushes ( Hydrangeas) to turn colors. ( blue, pink, purple)
I knew some of the tips because I used to eat a few every now and again just from my own intuition. But thank you for concrete information now I can do a lot more especially the pain remedy. Thanks 👍
DON'T PUT EGGSHELL in your garbage disposal. Calcium acts like fine sand. It will dove the blade. chicken gizzard is filled with sand n ground the food as well as hen by product into eggshell.
Thanks for all the different uses for egg shells. As for composting, egg shells as such DO NOT break down quickly... solution? Let them dry out in a dish drainer or on a paper towel. Then pop them into your voffee grinder and voila! POWDERED egg shells, which will easily disappear in your garden or compost bin.
When camping and cooking coffee over the fire, I always used a couple egg shells. Best coffee ever! Today I always use my crushed shells and coffee grounds in my garden and yard! Birds and Plants love it! Slugs do not! Sprinkle a ring of coarsely crushed egg shells around the plants slugs like! No more slugs!
Each one learns from one and more. Excellent video coverage, adding more and including what I had been doing with eggshells for a long time now. Great!
*THIS WAS A GREAT VIDEO. I TOOK PLEASURE WATCHING IT BECAUSE IT (the egg shells) CAN PROVIDE SO MANY USES! I'M RATHER ASTONISHED AND TRULY APPRECIATE FINDING YOUR VIDEO WITH THE ADVICE YOU'VE PROVIDED, IM KEEPING THIS ONE 👍🤗👍😊🤗
I mixed eggshell with banana peels crushed them and added mixture to my pepper seedlings. I noticed change in leaves color of them in a space of a short time. Leaves turned from yellow to lovely green hue.
and a couple more uses for those with a vermi-compost worm bin .... feed egg shells that have been finely crushed in a blender or coffee grinder as grit for the worms to help their digestive system, as well as adding calcium as a soil conditioner if the worm bin contents gets too acidic (from rotting matter). And for reptile keepers, dust some of the reptile food with a fine coating of egg shell powder (again, use a blender or coffee grinder to crush dry shells to a fine powder)
I've been saving egg shells for awhile. I have 2 gal ziplocks crushed. I just learned they could have bacteria in them since I didn't wash them. So you say I could bake them in the oven to sterilize them? What temperature and for how long?
Thank you for showing benefits of egg shells for its calcium magnesium & potassium content both for face scrub, plants, & birds, & chicken feeds. We need more videos to save the environment.
Baie dankie waardeer die video oor eier doppe. Ons gebruik dit al vir baie jare vir bemesting en n aanvulling vir die lê hoender om die eierdoppe harder te maak. Maar nie vir soveel ander raad nie.
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I've been washing, drying, saving then grinding up my saved eggshells for years and then putting them in the hole as I plant my tomato plants. Good advice!
I grow tomatoes and different types of hot petters in containers on my balcony. The soil gets depleted from nutrients extremely fast so egg shells have been a saviour. To make the egg shells release the nutrients pretty quickly, i grind them in the coffee grinder and mix them in the top lose soil and water. If you see blossom end rot on your first tomatoes of the season, it is not too to save the situation for the next tomatoes that mature on the same plant. The ground shells have worked very well for me despite many people saying that you need to wait for a year for the shells to release its minerals into the soil.
When I was a little girl, I was rather poorly due to medical condition. I was seeing a consultant weekly and I just couldn't absorb enough calcium/potassium, it was recommended that I have a smoothie made twice a day (1/2 pint of milk, a whole egg including shell once washed thoroughly, vanilla essence, banana). I don't know if they helped me, but they sure were tasty.
I had just started having contractions with my first child, the district midwife was called, it lasted from twelve midnight until almost six hours in the morning.
The hospital was twenty five miles away but what she did was amazing, when she saw that the baby wasn't coming although my water broke.
She got some egg shells , place them into a saucepan she then roast the shells, crushed them and made tea as soon as I took the last sip, my baby came out.
Thank you do much for sharing all those different ideas. What I've been doing for 8 months now, after I've used the eggs, I wash the shells and put it into a plastic bag. Once I've collected quite enough I grind them in my blender into a powder I then use the powered egg shells each time I repot my plants of whatever. I don't use bonemeal anymore as it's become so expensive. I store the powder in a plastic margarine container. It's really great making use of whatever you have....I'm watching from SA. 🌺🍀🌳
So happy to know, now l can keep the neighbors cat from my garden ..Awesone .Thank you
I've been drying, and grinding Eggshells for years for my dogs and cats as a supplement additive in their food.... didn't think of consuming myself... gotta try it.
Thanks for this great video
Prefect timing cause I am a baker and I will put my egg shells to work, thank you 😊
I really want to thank you for the incredible knowledge you are releasing to the world. I enjoy positive, wonderful ways to live a great encouraging life. All I can say is Keep up the great work and Thank you. I love having Wisdom to pass to my Children, Friends,Family, and Associates. Be Blessed.
What a great video .. I also mix my egg shells with coffee grounds for my rosebushes and all the other plants that flower..🥰🥰
Add powdered shells to vermicompost. The worms use it in their gizzards to digest and make compost. Add crushed eggshells to tomato transplants in your garden. Stops blossom end rot. Add them to regular compost to increase plant nutrients. I could go on.
Please do, I appreciate your tips
Me toooo
Hello y'all Dr ogbebor herbal centre has the best cure for any form of illness ,the doctor cured me and i am well and health now.
I need more calcium in my diet so I am saving all my egg shells in the freezer and when I make my next batch of bone broth I will add the egg shells. I didn't wash them bc I will be boiling them for about 24 hours with the bones in my crock pot. I hope it helps to give me the calcium I need this way. Love this video
Chillie seeds and lemon are high in calcium
I remember taking a teaspoon of crushed eggshells with several drops of lemon juice daily when I was little, like 7-8 years old. Since I’ve got this video in my recommended section, I’ll take it as a sign and resume this healthy routine
also can mix the powder of crashed eggs with honey and take a teaspoon each morning ( helped my aunt with a broken leg ).
I found a video from Dr. Ken Berry...and he and his wife save their egg shells, keep them in the freezer in a gallon bag, until they have enough. Spread out on cookie sheets, bake at lowest setting for an hour. I saved 3 freezer qt bags, crashed a little to fit more in the bag...which fit on 2 cookie sheets lined with parchment. After baking, I added to my Vitamix container, blended until I got a fine powder, although it still has some grit. But, I add a 1/2 tsp to my over easy eggs in the morning, placed in a bowl, then cut it all up and eat it that way. I even had a health coach sister from Bulgaria, now living in the U.S., say this "...remember doing this as a kid to give to one of our puppies that was born with crooked legs. Straightened them out in no time!"
I have been using egg shells in my gardens for years and also in my compost heap, but tuning into this blog showed me many other ways to use my egg shells! Many thanks for this added information!
Same here. Gardening with them ground up and in the compost heap.
Hello y'all Dr ogbebor herbal centre has the best cure for any form of illness ,the doctor cured me and i am well and health now.
My mom did tha for years, always had excellent vegetables
I truly appreciate this video. It is rich with content. I never knew egg shells were consumable until now. My days of trashing them are over. Thanks a million.
Just a couple of fact checked items that i can personally attest to, 1.slugs don’t care one bit about egg shells, snails will even eat them ! 2. Eggs shells do not compost quickly, i regular toss my clean egg shells in to my composter & years later they are still intact, they do however break up when i turn the compost & i always crush the shells now before adding them.
Thank you so much. I am speechless to your practical and useful clip.
The best for all plants. I have saved and did in aggshell powder mixing with water for my plants. It is growing well, green leaves and beautiful flowers. Thank you for more useful eggshells to other thing too. Best wishes from Stockholm -Sweden
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How often did the eggshell powder use for watering the plants? Is it nont bad for twice a wk to use it for watering the plants? Thank you for this good tips , it happened that i collected a lot of eggshells but dont know yet to do with it
Hello y'all Dr ogbebor herbal centre has the best cure for any form of illness ,the doctor cured me and i am well and health now.
This is a very good way for all of us to make things that we need to save the planet. I have used the eggshells around my vegies for some time now
Thank you for all those other ideas! I have been using them around my garden for years. Now, I will be using them all over the place!
Wow beautiful thanks so much dear
So thorough . There are a lot of added benefits from this presentation. Made it so informative knowing all the benefits. All I know earlier is ground the shells and add to the soil in my several pots of plants.
We have been using shells to scrub our pots and pans that are non porcelain and also our sinks. Shells are also crushed and used for vegey and fruit fertilizer for as long as I can recall my father using with coffee beans and left over skin peels of other fruit and vegetables
Wow,thank you so much this means nothing must be thrown away.What an inspiration, I knew little but now I've learned a lot thank you so much 💕
after boiling your eggs in the pan for breakfast, make your cuppa tea from the egg boiled water as the eggs release lot of natural iron vitamin plus other nutrients all organic and natural
Interesting. Thanks for sharing
I need to tell my mom that! She having iron issues so this might helps her retain more iron as result!
Nice to know I love my tea and will use my boil eggs water from now on. Thanks for the extra information, wow who knew. God bless those with great knowledge to share to a healthy us.
As your cat or dog get older they need calcium in their diet. Make a cloth bag and put in egg shells, beach shells and sun dried bones, and place it in their water bowl.
I like using the egg shells for planting seedlings. If egg shells decompose easily, they can be planted into the ground directly.
I happened to chance upon this video. So many new things learnt here. I like to use crushed eggshells with baking soda n water to wash glass bottles (from ketchups/sauces) that I want to recycle. It cleans very well without need of a long brush...greetings fr Malaysia and thanks to all for sharing
You are an intelligent person. Thank you for helping the people and the environment.
Fabulous ideas. I use the egg shells in my smoothie and my dog food. Of course I blend them into powder. I also use them in my garden. I will definitely try the other ideas in this video 😍😍🥰🥰🤩
If birds get too much calcium, the shells of the eggs they make will have a shell that is too thick for the baby to hatch from, especially hummingbirds...some hummer feeder syrups have added calcium which is not good more then once a month.
Thanks good to know
I always save my eggshells for the garden but now I will also use them with the Apple cider vinegar for my knees Thank you so much
Neither vinegar nor Ground egg shells can permeate human skin. Drink the vinegar and add the finely ground shells to smoothies,yoghurt ice cream.
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Taking turmeric daily, either in capsule form or in foods, helps to eliminate arthritic pain, including in knees. I use it everyday for this purpose. :)
Thank You so much for this information..God bless you always.
Thanks for all of this gr eat information. I just recently found out that egg shells were excellent for your vegetable garden. But, with so many other great information you've shown in this video, I'll hang on to more crushed egg shells.. Especially for watering my indoor plants! Thanks again for all of this good and valuable information
Thank you for sharing these 😮tips on eggshells….my mom used them for many years and with things such as being shown here, especially in her garden, also so did I when I had one years ago, now I will have more knowledge about using them with the ideas and knowledge you have shown here…..thank you again…..HIGH 5
Wow! Superb tips! Thank you ! i will use mine for compost, mixing with bird seed and meix them with apple cider vinegar as a topical pain killer! I will also add crushed egg shells to my coup:)
Thank you and yes use them in my plants and garden and will try the others and for knee pain . 🤗😊
Never knew any uses of egg shells . Thanks for the info .
Sounds the shell has more benefit than the yolk & the egg white .
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Thanks for letting me know about the importance of eggshells 🙏
Very helpful tips to make use of egg shells. Thank you so much.
Wow this great to watch 14 ways to use eggshells
GREAT IDEAS, WHO WOULD HAVE KNOW YOU HAVE CALCIUM AVAILABLE TO YOU AND WERE MINDLESSLY THROWING IT OUT. EXCELLENT VIDEO, THANKS FOR THE TIPS. THANKS JAY
Good and educative video. I use eggshells as calcium supplement for my snails and they grow strong shell and have heavy weight. I will start using it for myself now. God bless you.
My mom used to boil egg shells in water, let it cool and use that water on the house plants. They grew very well.
Ah, so we can reuse the water we cooked our breakfast egg in! splendid. Of course, the same water can surely be used in the garden too.
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Hello y'all Dr ogbebor herbal centre has the best cure for any form of illness ,the doctor cured me and i am well and health now.
WOW that is amazing, I never thought eggshells can be useful, wow all i know eggshells can sharps your disposal, now I know that there is a lot more you can use for it. Thank you for sharing this Video.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing..God bless 🙌
I'm trying the compost and garden ways with eggshells, I'm saving my eggshell thanks for this valuable video, and hacks much appeciated
Very useful video! I'm using ground egg shells to control slugs and it works quite well! If you put them in the compost, grind them slightly before so that their components, calcium, etc., are incorporated into the soil much faster!
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Thank you so much, I really really enjoyed watching this, very very helpful too.
I just watch your video. I always use my eggshells for my garden. Thank you for new tips
Yes, egg shells are excellent for the garden or if you want to put a little calcium in your food. I haven't yet tried making the calcium. I think l will try this. Thank you!
W0W you have some awesome video I will save my egg shell and onion skin great recipes thanks for sharing God bless 🙌
Very good advice on * egg- shells* I do not like to throw away the shell of an egg, I grew up seeing my grandma putting them in plants without' knowing the " reason"
I use bi-carb for much of this already as it's clean and very useful but eggshells can easily by mixed with it to make it go further. Good thinking.
Eggxelent ideas ty for eggsplanations
I give calcium to my fur babies. I take calcium supplements, and I use them in my garden. And now I’m gonna start feeding some to my backyard birds.❤
This was such an eggsellent video. I will try ALL your suggestions. This video is eggsactly what I needed. Eggseptional video !!!
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Wow! That was Perfect News about making moisture, calcium for my kitten, and for my plants! Thank for sharing.
Forgot to mention that it’s easier to crush them when they’re baked. Wash the eggshells, important unless you want a smelly oven, when they cool down they will really crush. I keep a tray in the bottom of the oven and keep adding to it until it’s full. Some of the shells are baked several times over the course of a week.
When you wash them you don’t put any detergent, right? Just asking because I want to make sure I do this correctly. Thanks
@@bmbrooklyn just rinse them under the cold tap.
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Great video.
Thank you for sharing to us the usefulness of the egg shells, keep up the good work God bless.
Thank you I will try it
I use them in my garden but was unaware of all the other uses. Thanks for the info.
I have been using egg shells for my garden I learned today for more benefits I can get thank you for sharing.
I've been using them in compost for years but didn't know about adding them to the soil around tomato and pepper plants. My sister's tomato and pepper harvests were basically non-existent last year, I'll be adding eggshells to the beds after she gets them planted this year!
I started doing this a few years ago and I am amazed at the results.
Indeed! I used to have earthworm composting system and eggshells played a huge role. Never knew about all this. As an aside, the earthworm farm was a spiritual experience when I harvested it. It really turned waste into gold.
Add them for the orchids.
I used it for organic manure and it worked very well
@@PietsMusings you farm earthworms? What for?
Thank you share to show about Eggshells the base of plant and vegetables .♥️👍 .I will make for my garden.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and wonderful suggestions. God bless
Thanks a lot,i will use for joint pain 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏💪
This ís a wonderful information I ever heard or know; I used eggs shells for my vegetables pots only.Thanks you so much for educating me 😊
I give my quail crushed egg shells.
Yes thank you for your advise you are saver of all kinds love your teaching awesome
I finely grind my eggshells and then use them around my roses and I have beautiful roses in great abundance. I also use coffee grounds with many of my flowers. Coffee grounds can encourage snowball bushes ( Hydrangeas) to turn colors. ( blue, pink, purple)
I knew some of the tips because I used to eat a few every now and again just from my own intuition. But thank you for concrete information now I can do a lot more especially the pain remedy. Thanks 👍
also, crushed eggshell pieces act like pyrite that loosen clay soil as well as adds calcium back to the soil
DON'T PUT EGGSHELL in your garbage disposal. Calcium acts like fine sand. It will dove the blade. chicken gizzard is filled with sand n ground the food as well as hen by product into eggshell.
Great advice about egg shell s will follow your tips will not throw out any more thank you .
Thanks for all the different uses for egg shells. As for composting, egg shells as such DO NOT break down quickly... solution? Let them dry out in a dish drainer or on a paper towel. Then pop them into your voffee grinder and voila! POWDERED egg shells, which will easily disappear in your garden or compost bin.
This video is informative, I learned a lot. Thanks for sharing.
When camping and cooking coffee over the fire, I always used a couple egg shells. Best coffee ever! Today I always use my crushed shells and coffee grounds in my garden and yard! Birds and Plants love it! Slugs do not! Sprinkle a ring of coarsely crushed egg shells around the plants slugs like! No more slugs!
Sounds great, I will try it. Thank you for the update.
Great...u hv shown some great uses of egg shells
Thank u very very very much.
God bless u
Thank you for making this video I had no idea on what we can use eggshells for and how useful they are this was definitely food for thought
Glad for the information
I use a lot of eggs for baking, now I can use the egg shells for numerous things. Thanks
great job 👏🏼 you guys
Each one learns from one and more. Excellent video coverage, adding more and including what I had been doing with eggshells for a long time now. Great!
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Hello y'all Dr ogbebor herbal centre has the best cure for any form of illness ,the doctor cured me and i am well and health now.
What do U wash them with first ?
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*THIS WAS A GREAT VIDEO. I TOOK PLEASURE WATCHING IT BECAUSE IT (the egg shells) CAN PROVIDE SO MANY USES! I'M RATHER ASTONISHED AND TRULY APPRECIATE FINDING YOUR VIDEO WITH THE ADVICE YOU'VE PROVIDED,
IM KEEPING THIS ONE 👍🤗👍😊🤗
This was very useful video, perfect to use for many things. Thanks and have a great day 😊💞
I mixed eggshell with banana peels crushed them and added mixture to my pepper seedlings. I noticed change in leaves color of them in a space of a short time. Leaves turned from yellow to lovely green hue.
Thanks, great new information for me, my mother used to throw in the garden.
Thanks for that, I will try a few of them
I have learnt for the very first time in my life the importance of eggshells
thanks for the good information
more power Godbless
Great video, I learned a lot. Thanks 😊
Never heard of it, will try it, thank for sharing this video!
This Is Very Educative Guys...Thanks So So Much
Thank you so much ❤
Absolutely useful
and a couple more uses for those with a vermi-compost worm bin .... feed egg shells that have been finely crushed in a blender or coffee grinder as grit for the worms to help their digestive system, as well as adding calcium as a soil conditioner if the worm bin contents gets too acidic (from rotting matter). And for reptile keepers, dust some of the reptile food with a fine coating of egg shell powder (again, use a blender or coffee grinder to crush dry shells to a fine powder)
I've been saving egg shells for awhile. I have 2 gal ziplocks crushed. I just learned they could have bacteria in them since I didn't wash them. So you say I could bake them in the oven to sterilize them? What temperature and for how long?
Have baked at 180° for 10 minutes
I will try to use as many of the information. Great