15 Jan, 2012
What You Don’t Know about Green Tea
Posted by: Green Tea Nutrition Devotee In: Benefits
Green tea is good to your body, no doubt about it. But do you know that aside from accumulating the health benefits provided by the leaves, there are other uses of green tea that will paint a smile on your face. Little do we know it that the leaves are great for removing smell, dyeing cloth, and treating skin problems.
Other Uses of Green Tea
- Use green tea to add tastefully made stains on clothes or scarves. This is a Chinese and Japanese practice where clothes are tied by strings and then soaked into hot tea mixed with green tea powder. After the clothes take in enough color then they are removed from the water. Using green tea to dye clothes is a practical and easy way to add gorgeous look on your clothes.
- Take the power of green tea to remove disgusting smell from your household. This is popularly used in the fridge to suck up the smell inside. Green tea is an environmentally friendly alternative to baking soda. Just add some green tea leaves in a cloth bag and put this inside the fridge. The tea can neutralize the smell. The tea is also a good help to wash cutting boards that tend to always smell oddly. Rub the leaves into the board and rinse with water.
- You can use green tea to treat various skin infections. Green tea is a popular way to encourage faster healing of wounds. It can limit permanent scarring. The leaves also prevent swelling and itching because of insect bites. Many say that green tea can treat acne although science still need to prove this belief.
Above are just some of the uses of green tea aside from what we know. In due time, science will unveil other amazing uses of the tea aside from its ability to promote better internal and external health. So while you are taking a warm cup of tea during a lazy Sunday afternoon, do not forget to think about the other uses of green tea –who knows when they can come handy.
