The secret to repel mosquitoes, kill insects and clean floors from fruit peels: Everyone will be amazed

Are you having a headache because of mosquitoes and pests? Is the floor dirty and difficult to clean? Don't rush to waste money buying toxic chemical solutions! Turn seemingly useless fruit peels into powerful "weapons" to help you solve all problems safely and effectively.

List of required materials

Prepare the following materials to create multi-purpose water from fruit peels:

- 3kg pineapple peel or other fruit peel

- 1kg cane sugar

- 10 liters of clean water

- A plastic bucket

You can use pineapple peels or other fruit peels to make mosquito repellant

Doing

Step 1: Remove damaged or rotten parts of the fruit peel, wash and drain thoroughly.

Step 2: Pour 10 liters of clean water into the prepared plastic bucket.

Step 3: Add 1kg of cane sugar to the barrel and stir until the sugar is completely dissolved.

Step 4: Gently put the fruit peel into the barrel and stir gently so the sugar can absorb evenly, then close the lid and leave the barrel in a dry, airy place.

Step 5: During the first week, twice daily in the morning and evening, open the lid of the container to stir the fruit peels evenly.

Step 6: From the second week onwards, just turn the fruit peel once a day.

Step 7: Once a month has passed, reduce the stirring frequency to 2 - 3 times per week, so that the microorganisms have enough time to ferment.

Step 8: After 3 months, filter the water and let it settle, then strain the clear water to use in cleaning floors, repelling mosquitoes and killing insects. The remaining residue of the fruit peel can be used as fertilizer for plants.

Note:

- Periodically check the water during incubation.

- If maggots or bugs are detected in the tank, or if the water surface does not have a white scum layer, add ½ kg of cane sugar, stir well and continue the incubation process.

- Avoid using objects made from glass to store the brew because the carbon dioxide released during the fermentation process can cause pressure and burst the jar.

After incubation, the fruit peel is filtered to get the juice for use

Instructions for using fermented fruit peel juice

Used for cleaning floors and washing dishes

Dilute the solution from fermented fruit peels with water in a 1:1 ratio when used to clean floors or wash dishes. For cleaning kitchen surfaces, washing kitchen towels and mopping floors, it can be diluted a little more.

Used to repel mosquitoes and insects

To make "magic water" from fruit peels that can repel mosquitoes, you need to dilute it with a certain amount of filtered water. You should spray this mixture under the table, under the bed and in private places in the house at around 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day, because this is the time when mosquitoes are often most active. Spraying should be done periodically every 2-3 days. In case there are too many mosquitoes, you can use an undiluted solution, pour it into a bowl and place it in places where mosquitoes often gather.

To make "magic water" from fruit peels that can repel mosquitoes, you need to dilute it with a certain amount of filtered water.

Use as a fertilizer for ornamental plants

The water solution brewed from fruit peels and cane sugar is rich in nutrients, beneficial for nourishing roots and enhancing plant resistance to pests.

When watering ornamental plants with fruit peel water, you need to dilute this solution with clean water at a ratio of 1:10. Never use undiluted solution to water the plant directly as it can damage the roots and cause the plant to die.

Used to repel insects and kill harmful pests on crops and ornamental plants

To prevent the invasion and damage of insects, beetles, and mealybugs to flowers and ornamental plants, mix a solution of compost from fruit peels with water in a ratio of 1:5. Then, spray directly on the leaves for prevention. If the goal is to kill snails, spray this solution around the base of the plant above ground.

In addition, this solution is also effective in eliminating yellow flies and limiting the growth of butterflies on crops and vegetables. To most effectively kill yellow flies and prevent butterflies from laying eggs, spray the solution in the morning, from 7 to 8 o'clock, on sunny days.