Summary:This article provides some tips and tricks on how to use cigarettes for household purposes. It covers a variety of topics, including storing peanuts, sewing chemical fiber garments, cleaning glass, treating skin irritation, and killing ants.
Place one or two cigarettes in a peanut container or a plastic bag.
Seal the container tightly.
Peanuts stored in this way will not be eaten by insects within three years.
Sewing chemical fiber garments:
Light a cigarette and use a red flame to iron the edge of the material.
The chemical fiber ends will sinter without burning.
Cleaning glass:
Add a few cigarette butts to soapy water.
Use a rag to scrub the glass.
Treating skin irritation:
Put a pinch of cigarette ash in a container.
Add a few drops of water to make a paste.
Apply the paste to the affected area.
Killing ants:
Soak cigarette butts and shredded tobacco for a day or two.
Sprinkle some of the water on the branches and leaves.
Dilute the rest and pour it into the pot.
Tobacco powder insecticide:
Soak 400 grams of tobacco powder in 10 liters of water.
Filter out the tobacco powder.
Add 20-30 grams of soap powder and mix well.
Spray the mixture on the damaged flowers and trees.
Cigarette butt ant repellent:
Collect cigarette butts.
Take out the remaining tobacco and put it into the toilet.
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