Hopefully the other one will be done in time for Friday.

EXFOLIATING BODY SCRUB
Turn your used coffee grounds into a luxurious body scrub. Just combine a half cup of used grounds with a quarter cup of olive or coconut oil and a pinch of citrus zest. It will slough off dead skin cells, tighten blood vessels and boost blood flow. Thank you, caffeine.
HAIR RINSE
Massage the grounds into your hair and rinse thoroughly for extra shine--no products required. Just be careful if you have light hair, as the coffee can leave behind a little color.
COMPOST OR PLANT FOOD
Toss them in your compost pile for a boost of nitrogen, or feed them to acid-loving plants (like blueberries, roses and hydrangeas) as a soil amendment.
PEST CONTROL
Sprinkle coffee grounds to scare away ants, snails or slugs. These critters are offended by the strong smell.
MEAT RUB
Coffee grounds make a great flavor profile when rubbed directly onto meats or used in marinades. (Here’s an easy-peasy recipe.)
DEODORIZER
Instead of baking soda, try putting a bowl of coffee grounds in the fridge to eliminate icky food smells. You can also keep a dish of them by the kitchen sink to rub on your hands after chopping onions, garlic or fish.
KITCHEN SCRUB
Use coffee grounds to help get the grease and grime off of extra-dirty pots and pans. Just remember that the grounds can stain, so maybe don’t rub them all over that white wedding china.
If you give any of these a try, let me know what you think and how it goes!
~ Katie
Song of the day: I know I've used it recently, but "Falling in Love at a Coffee Shop" is just too perfect to pass up. Plus, I love it. :)






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