Lemons are packed with vitamin C, making them a powerhouse for your health, skin, and digestion. But while we eagerly squeeze out the juice, most of us throw away the peels, assuming they’re useless. The truth? Lemon peels are just as beneficial as the juice! Here’s how you can make the most of them:

• Lemon Peel Water: Boil lemon peels in water and use it to clean your floors. It helps repel flies and adds a fresh citrus scent.

• With Vinegar: Mix lemon water with vinegar for an effective natural disinfectant.

• With Baking Soda: Adding baking soda to lemon-infused water can help eliminate insects and spiders.

• For Kitchen Grease: Rub lemon peels directly on greasy surfaces or use their boiled water to clean stubborn kitchen stains. It also helps keep cockroaches away!

Lemon peels can work wonders for your skin, especially if you’ve been exposed to the sun.

• Dry lemon peels and grind them into a fine powder.

• Mix 1 spoon of curd and 1 spoon of gram flour (besan) into the powder.

• Apply the paste on your face and let it sit for 15 minutes before washing.

• This natural exfoliant helps remove tan and brightens your skin.

Instead of tossing them, repurpose lemon peels for a cleaner home and healthier skin. Whether you use them for cleaning, skincare, or pest control, they are an eco-friendly and effective alternative to chemical-based products.