Don’t Toss Your Coffee Grounds — Here’s Where to Put Them (and Why)

🌿 1. Natural Fertilizer for Plants
Use: Sprinkle grounds directly into the soil or mix with compost.

Best for: Roses, tomatoes, hydrangeas, azaleas, and blueberries.

Why: Rich in nitrogen; improves soil structure and encourages blooming.

✅ Bonus: Attracts earthworms, which aerate your soil.

🦟 2. Insect & Pest Repellent
Use: Place dry grounds in small bowls near doors/windows, or sprinkle in the garden.

Repels: Ants, slugs, snails, mosquitoes, and even cats.

✅ Tip: Burn a small amount in a heat-safe dish outside to repel mosquitoes (works like incense).

🧽 3. Eco-Friendly Abrasive Cleaner
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