Recycle Those Peels

@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

You are right, this is another great use for the peel.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

@pgntwo

I did not add the shoe tip because I have not tried it personally. I never give tips if I have not tried them.

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pgn

@pgntwo (22408)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

9 Feb 16

I want my money back - tennis shoes go a ripish shade of brown...

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AbbyGreenhill

@AbbyGreenhill (45494)

• United States

9 Feb 16

We don't eat them so I don't buy them and the last thing I'd do with them is rub them on my teeth - that gives me the chills.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

It works, you use the inside of the peel. My husband likes to have a banana on his waffle in the morning, I use the peels.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

@AbbyGreenhill There is something weird with bananas, they are supposed to help with leg cramps, I get leg cramps if I eat bananas.

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AbbyGreenhill

@AbbyGreenhill (45494)

• United States

9 Feb 16

@LadyDuck I'll stick with toothpaste it doesn't make me sick, bananas do which is why I don't eat them.

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Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Feb 16

Wow didn't know about the teeth use. I must remember this. Is it helpful to make monkey sounds if using in front of someone? Seriously, healthy alternatives are great. Thanks.

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Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Feb 16

@LadyDuck Okay I'm sold. I've never tried but going to today.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

There is a reason for the theeth. The minerals in the peel (like potassium, magnesium and manganese) absorb into the teeth and whiten them.

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Loretta

@noni1959 (10113)

• United States

10 Feb 16

@LadyDuck It helps some but not for crowns and false. I notice a difference on my regular teeth but not the crowns.

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Yalul

@yalul070 (1713)

• Manila, Philippines

9 Feb 16

Amazing! Where did you learn all these? I'm especially interested in its power to...relieve bug bites.

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Yalul

@yalul070 (1713)

• Manila, Philippines

10 Feb 16

@LadyDuck wow. i wanna hear more

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

As I said to GrandMartin I have plenty of old books in our homes and many are about old time remedies.

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MARILYN

@Marilynda1225 (83111)

• United States

10 Feb 16

I always just throw them away...didn't know they had so many uses

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

The banana peels are full of nutrients, I never throw them, I use to enrich the soil.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247184)

• United States

9 Feb 16

I have a list of banana peel uses on a Pinterest board, but just throw them away. I really should try a few of their uses.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

Most of the time I throw them, with all the other peels, in the compost.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247184)

• United States

9 Feb 16

@LadyDuck Lol! Yet we know how to use them, just in case.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247184)

• United States

9 Feb 16

@LadyDuck Enjoy your Fat Tuesday!

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kiran8

@kiran8 (15348)

• Mangalore, India

9 Feb 16

I use it to clean the kitchen sink once a while but use it for my compost since we have a whole lot of them collecting each day .I use all fruit and vegetable peels for the compost and Banana peel never goes waste in my house

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kiran8

@kiran8 (15348)

• Mangalore, India

13 Feb 16

@LadyDuck Yes absolutely ! Orange peels too are very nutritive for the soil..

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

It's a shame to waste those peels, they are full of great nutrients for the soil.

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katerina

@thea09 (18305)

• Greece

10 Feb 16

Hello Anna, I never heard of banana peel for bites before. Actually I just toss them and have no silver to polish or splinters to remove.

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katerina

@thea09 (18305)

• Greece

10 Feb 16

@LadyDuck Very well thanks, hope you are too. I had my eye done a couple of weeks ago and still have too much work to spend any time on here.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

Hello Katerina, I hope you are well. I get splinters all the time from the blackberries, my Mother has silverware, pretty useless, but needs to be cleaned.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

@thea09 I am fine thanks, I am happy to know that you had your eyes done, I hope your vision is now improving.

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Always smiling

@allknowing (137961)

• India

10 Feb 16

Bananas are consumed everyday. I have a few compost pits. They go right there.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

Most of the peels from my kitchen to into the compost pit.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90721)

• Philippines

10 Feb 16

We love bananas as desserts at home because they are delicious and cheap. But we always throw them away .

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Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker

rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90721)

• Philippines

10 Feb 16

@LadyDuck Oh yes, we throw it at our bio-degrable bin which the garbage collector truck collects .

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@CaptAlbertWhisker (32748)

• Calgary, Alberta

25 Feb 16

@rebel_woman06 banana peel is a good replacement for carrots for lumpia, siomai, meat balls and giniling. Just mince it in small bits.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

I throw the peels in the compost bin, because the banana peels are the best to enrich the soil.

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Jekca

@Jessicalynnt (50523)

• Centralia, Missouri

9 Feb 16

have you ever tried the teeth thing?

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

9 Feb 16

Yes, to remove the coffee spots, I am a coffee drinker. It works.

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Jekca

@Jessicalynnt (50523)

• Centralia, Missouri

10 Feb 16

@LadyDuck i drink tea, might have to try that

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MARILYN

@Marilynda1225 (83111)

• United States

10 Feb 16

@LadyDuck I am going to try this for teeth whitening

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Catherine

@bluesa (15022)

• Johannesburg, South Africa

9 Feb 16

I throw them in the bin, but did not know they could be used in so many ways @LadyDuck .

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

I knew since I was a kid that they are good to enrich the soil and my grandmother used the peels to whiten her teeth.

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James Higgins

@JamesHxstatic (29413)

• Eugene, Oregon

10 Feb 16

Up to now, we have thrown them away, but I will think about these uses.

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@LadyDuck (472124)

• Switzerland

10 Feb 16

I think to remember that Anne loves the roses, the banana peel near the roots of the roses are a good nutrient and keep the aphids away.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (342277)

• Rockingham, Australia

10 Feb 16

That's quite a few uses for banana peels. Mum used to put hers behind the staghorn fern so I guess that's a 'fertiliser' use.

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