We all love coffee. In America, we drink roughly 400 million cups a day. Therefore, it is no surprise then that we leave behind hundreds of thousands of pounds of coffee grounds, DAILY. So what can you do with all of that waste? Here are seven ways you can, and should be, reusing your leftover coffee grounds! 1. Compost Adding this to your compost will help speed up the decomposing process. It also helps mask the odor of the compost. 2. Deodorizer To piggyback off composting, coffee grounds make great deodorizers. Simply fill a breathable object (cheese cloth, pantyhose, socks, etc.) with dried coffee grounds and place it inside of your dumpster, trash can, fridge, shoes, or even your kids sports bag. 3. Bug...
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