Uses of expired beer

In our daily lives, beer often expires, but do we know what the uses of expired beer are? In daily life, expired beer actually has many uses. I hope that when we find that we have expired beer at home, we can use it fully and reasonably.

What are the uses of expired beer? What is the use of expired beer? When we find some leftover beer or expired beer in our home life, we must not pour it into the sewer casually, so as not to cause great harm to our home life. So, we must understand the uses of beer.

Mix one third beer and two thirds water, then use a soft cloth dipped in the beer to gently scrub the leaves of flowers. This can not only remove dust, but also fertilize the leaves. For example, the leaves of Clivia will be very shiny after being scrubbed, which increases their ornamental value. This is mainly because the nutrients in the beer are dissolved on the surface of the leaves. Pouring the remaining beer directly into the flowerpot is also an excellent fertilizer, because the enzymes contained in the beer will make the flowers grow lush, making the flowers more colorful and attractive.

Beer is a colloidal solution. Wiping the glass with a rag dipped in beer will not only make the glass extra bright, but also no fibers of the rag will be left after wiping the glass. If the window glass is dirty, you can dip a towel in some beer, wring it out and wipe it, then wipe it with a clean rag, the glass will be extremely bright. This is because after wiping the glass with beer, the alcohol in the beer disperses, making the glass crystal clear.

There are still many uses for expired beer, but we just don't have this knowledge in our daily lives. Therefore, if we encounter unfinished beer at home, it is necessary to know more about the uses of these expired beers. I hope this knowledge can help us.