Smart Tips for using leftover beer
Cleaning glassware and windows
Instead of buying window cleaning sprays at the supermarket, you can save money by using leftover beer. It contains alcohol, which can quickly clean glass doors and glassware. Give it a try, after cleaning with beer, the alcohol will evaporate and leave the glass doors shiny and clean.
Hair rinse
If your hair has recently become dry and brittle, don’t worry. Beer can help solve this problem. With its ingredients such as barley and hops, beer can make your hair glossy, smooth, and dandruff-free. It’s quite simple to rinse your hair with beer. First, wash your hair thoroughly with your regular shampoo, then pour beer onto your hair, massage gently for a few minutes, and rinse off with water. Don’t worry, the beer smell will disappear after a few hours.
Loosening rusty screws
Pour a little beer onto a rusty bolt, screw, or nail, and after a few seconds, the rusted area will become loose.
Cleaning silk clothes
If you want to preserve the softness and color of your silk or satin clothes, use beer. First, dilute beer with cold water, soak the clothes for about 15 minutes, then wash them with clean water and hang to dry. The beer will keep your clothes soft and maintain the color well.
Eliminating refrigerator odor
Refrigerators that have been used for a long time often have unpleasant odors. Dip a cloth into beer, squeeze out the excess, and wipe the inside of the refrigerator. The beer will get rid of any lingering food smells.
Using as fertilizer
Beer is made from barley, so it contains many nutrients. Specifically, besides alcohol, beer contains about 17 types of amino acids (protein) and a rich enzyme system, especially Amylase starch enzyme. Therefore, if you don’t finish your beer, please don’t throw it away. Use this beer to water your plants; it’s excellent fertilizer for their growth.
Trapping snails
Simply pour beer into a dish and the scent will attract snails, making them intoxicated.
By An Nhiên – Vietnamnet
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