You Will Never Throw Away Eggshells After Watching This

[@claudiopatriciogonzalez1215]

My mother was doing this in the '65 '70 and I've been doing it myself for a while, she also crushed and mixed it with the hens food. Great advise for new generations.

[@Zreknarf]

1. put them in your garden 2. put them in your garden 3. put them in your garden 4. put them in your garden 5. put them in your garden Okay, I think I get it

[@jub8891]

6. treat irritated skin

[@soriyaskitchen]

Zreknarf hahahahaha 😂😂

[@ajiththanan2842]

Zreknarf 😂🤣😂

[@COYOTE165A]

Right on mixed with your used Coffee Grinds also.

[@tashliketrash9350]

I was gonna comment the same thing🤣🤣

[@gmarie959]

Eggshell chalk: flour, hot water, 5 to six grounded egg shells. Mix. Leave chalk alone for 4 days and enjoy! ~makes 1 chalk~ I hope this gave kids kids a better usage for eggshells☺️💖 (Sorry I don't have measurements it should make a sand like consistency, firm enough to mold)

[@lovelyviolets5506]

Or you can bake them in your oven the grind them into a fine powder and use it as calcium supplement for your pet snails and reptiles 😁

[@tomeddy3971]

Amazing info always something new to learn. . .a BIG Thumbs UP!

[@annaa3748]

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[@juanitaholmes1885]

Tom Eddy your picture is grumpy from ''Snow White and the seven dwarfs''did you now that?!

[@galexander3079]

Yes, this works, a cousin recently told me about crushed egg shells keeping slugs away from plants. I had a Borage plant in a pot, where the leaves were being eaten nearly as fast as they were coming up. I did as he said and the next two days there were whole new leaves coming up. YAHOO, a Borage plant is now about 10 leaves and doing very well..... in about a week. ALSO, I recently discovered saving eggshells and rotting them in half gallon of water is a very effective deer repellant !!!!!! It only takes about 3 days for it to be ready for use. Apply near plants eaten by deer you want to protect once a week for a month, then once every two weeks next month, then once a month there after. should it rain a lot, you may need to reapply after rain. THIS WORKS !!!! Got the idea from reading a product label I bought one year for $12 a qt and realized I would need to buy 3 or more bottles in a given season. Not worth it and realized it was really just rotten eggshells. Oh yes, the smell is not too bad and only last a day to humans.

[@Aritul]

This is great. Also, thanks for the detailed description in the description box.

[@rakesfunnyfarm]

MY dad done this for yrs and now my son does.

[@maccmunasinghe5551]

Great ideas for gardening ... help ful

[@tanguerochas]

One other use is to break them up and add them to coffee when making coffee. This takes away some of the bitterness of coffee. The grounds can then go into compost.

[@sandyadkins2637]

I used them in my flowers when I raised them zinnias love them

[@tubefmtx]

I put the egg shells in a plastic bag, crush them, and return them to the chickens mixed in with other treats, scraps, etc. It returns the calcium to their system. Same as putting crushed oyster shells into their feed. Provided nice eggs and hard shells.

[@TravelExpertinPines]

On our farm growing up, we threw them out in the garden to help the plants grow. They're also good for (not crushed too much) planting under/around flower bulbs to keep rodents from eating them.

[@aidahabdghani3173]

Tqvm.Good information about the benefits of egg shell.

[@wealthjoshua6228]

great and helpful. thanks.

[@claymore2990]

Great tips .Thanks.

[@MiTmite9]

Everyone should be adding eggshells to their soil/flower pots. My family and I have had composts since 1970. Nothing goes to waste. Why toss out food scraps that can help to enhance the quality of your garden soil? I like the idea of adding eggshells to the bottom of flower pots. BTW: used teabags make terrific "plugs" for drain holes on flower pots. The drying and grinding tips in this vid had me laughing, though. That'll be the day that I sit around, grinding eggshells with my mortar and pestle. And the snail/slug deterrent is a bit of a stretch. "My" slugs and snails would laugh at egg shells in my garden, as they're sliming their way over the shells.

[@RavenVargas27]

You are totally awesome thank you

[@patrickdarley1478]

Absolutely amazing

[@sketchypearl7853]

This is very useful!!!

[@inubaye2030]

Thanks so much and I subscribed immediately! Waoooo

[@helenmowat4142]

What a great video. Thank you.

[@lutfiedalipi8383]

Thank you so much for the imfomation

[@patriciamoshiane3672]

thanks for good info

[@jamesmcguire7207]

I liked your video and I am going to try egg shell and vinegar for my itchy arm.

[@NaturalHealth]

This is good!

[@alectheamazing]

First Like, And First Comment, After 3 Years? Cool...

[@beentheredonethat3918]

nice to have a video thats concise and to the point.Ty for your most valuable information...glad to subscribe.

[@leonarose4991]

Been ThereDoneThat to lots of goofff o

[@Silumuz]

Wonderful, great tips.Thank you.

[@PlugInCaroo]

thats awesome...

[@leonarose4991]

baking

[@zitad.3818]

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[@NarutoArenaCx]

Wow, never knew egg shells had so many uses.

[@omnamahan0526]

thans I will try

[@sweeteraschannel2129]

Wow lovely ways b. O. G. O

[@sharonjack7239]

THANKS VERY MUCH - GREAT INFO!!!

[@dlutke]

i also boil, dry and crush shells then add them to the bird feeders starting in late winter. this provides calcium and grit for them before nesting.

[@TraciWilliamsInspiringHope]

Wow! Good info

[@aturuchi]

thanks for the info

[@lucensiakutwi7894]

very nice video send more.

[@mariacharles1384]

Thank you for the info very helpful

[@celinaolivares6472]

thanks for the tip

[@COYOTE165A]

I grind them to a powder and mix it right into my Soil, along with the Manure, When mixing my Soil at the start of the Spring Growing Season. " Works for Me."

[@nasksaravanakumar]

very usefull.

[@unitysoap6364]

Good discoveries

[@okochacharles474]

very useful information. thanks so much!

[@Json219]

How Eggshells very important! I will keep it next time. best thank

[@breandnita5747]

good information

[@sngs9565]

Good one!

[@masihaanjum635]

good advice

[@dulvinperera]

Wow it's good, I learned well

[@kealohakanakawaii7806]

Mahalo for this information.

[@ShopkinLilyMolly]

helpful video!!!

[@naturalhealthcure1333]

very nice video !

[@pallabnaskar2789]

good knowledge

[@agnesnamuli3661]

Thanks

[@Imru-Gamer]

Wow, this is amazing, thank you.

[@lorilemonade6649]

Subscribed!

[@kannanabhi1136]

Really interesting and informative

[@glory_gate]

really good infos , deep in details .Thanks from Lake .Zürich

[@kjsgill5734]

Very informative tutorial !

[@suemiller1947]

I feed them back to my chickens. Great advice

[@Nelson4207]

Sue Miller That's terrible. You give them chicken nuggets too? 😂

[@zestyonion6207]

Nelson4207 chickens can actually eat meat along with shells lol

[@fullstrutn]

the minerals are ''drained off'' of a hens body to make a shell so you merely feed back what is depleted from them

[@brianlanders1545]

Sue Miller : Just don't put egg shells in the feed, grind them up good and put them in the grit, otherwise the chickens will start eating the eggs after laying them. I always saved egg shells for my friend's boy but after he told me about the chickens eating the eggs I quit giving them to him because I thought he knew better.😂😂😄

[@Nelson4207]

Brian Landers LESSONNNN! lol 😊

[@lindaevans4300]

I use to save egg shells dry it than grain into chicken food. They need lots of calcium when they growing to avoid disfigured legs. I never feed them with antibiotics or starter food but fiber rich stuff and grass as many they could pick on their own.

[@ilikecheese43]

Thx

[@christykumari]

So good

[@DeanPusell]

Interesting :) thank you

[@bonnydurbin2035]

I use baking soda, organic virgin coconut oil and peppermint essential oil to make toothpaste. I may add egg shells to the mix. I'll investigate it first though since teeth are quite important.

[@snookie51]

Be warned that excessive eggshells for indoor potted plants can kill them eventually. Indoor potted plants don't have the benefits of rain which can help to neutralize the soil periodically and help to prevent over accumulation of calcium in the soil. I am speaking from practical experience. For outdoor plants, this may be ok. But do it with care for indoor plants. Do control the amount if you don't want to see stunted growth.

[@tessah7133]

lots of good ideas I hadnt thought of for crushing them

[@suryakrishna7901]

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[@ClassRoutinesRENEEsFunClips]

great info

[@ericamojica2761]

Thanks for that great remedy of egg shells, we loved it!!! :)

[@jaywad8876]

I enjoyed it!

[@carrieleelong5536]

Excellent trustworthy information. Glad to know that ACV (Apple Cider Vinegar) can dissolve egg shells overnight. I will definitely use the skin remedy. Thank you.

[@brianlanders1545]

Carrielee Long : Sorry to say, I tried the ACV, it didn't work. I left it in a container for over a week and nothing happened. You can try it, maybe you'll have different results.😉

[@okenomaurice2231]

wonderful.

[@barbarajordan1175]

Very good information. We need more natural because we have plenty of chemicals.

[@miguelmadhoo5878]

i liked it subscribed and turned on my notification big thumbs up

[@fredessalvadora7972]

correct exactly what i did throw to my garden.

[@syedrahiman6726]

Good idea

[@SachiMusicOfficial]

WoW! There useful

[@alkerouibrahim2716]

thaanks for this video, most of us have any idea about this

[@DIYSolarandWind]

Awesome

[@richardwilliams3839]

Best thing this Eggshells I grind them it don’t keep away snails and slugs but it does helps with plant growth

[@terrykingsallotmentgardening]

I recycle mine from a cafe and use them all around the Allotment including my wormery, thankyou for the tip on replacing them for lime. #KeepCalmAndMakeCompost Facebook Group. 🌱Happy Gardening ,Terry

[@NnaSiblings]

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I'm new and I subscribed

[@gwbfrench]

Thanks for the good info, but this is just my opinion: leave that stupid hipster whistling song out of it! It's like nails on a chalkboard for some of us.

[@NaturalWays22]

thanks for the suggestion, i will consider that in my future uploads

[@jragnes]

Natural Ways its your video...do what you want. i happen to like that song...bubbly and upbeat!

[@louf7178]

gwbfrench I very much agree.

[@tohopes]

Its offbeat nature is pretty distracting from the narrator's voice.

[@louf7178]

Tumble Weed Well, you have this all messed up. Julie is in disagreement, i didn't eat it, and there are 30 others in agreement.

[@barbkafilmout9449]

what great ideas. thanks

[@eyesandears6059]

awsome

[@PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

very interesting, subbed!

[@jesusgomez2078]

Love it

[@hafizmuneeburrahmansyed9900]

How often we can fertilize with eggshell fertilizer to plants?

[@ashachaudhry693]

it's really works..

[@jayantishrestha4474]

good

[@Review-Amazon327]

Nice. Butter Suggestion this video. Thanks,

[@blahblah2062]

My puppy loves to get the egg shells. Good for her calcium. She has the egg sometimes too.

[@vet137]

I can't sleep now..that backdrop whislting!

[@ajiththanan2842]

SOILFIT 😂😂😂😂

[@ebonypegasus9864]

My worm farm loves egg shells

[@robinabi7640]

Wow it's very good

[@deloreswoods1844]

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[@garryspaid3111]

Garry

[@bettymoir7954]

Can the perso eat the power shells

[@the_monstah6378]

Aka you will never throw eggshells away after gaining the patience to actually do this

[@pitougirl]

I do not exercise as other people, I put all the eggshells, sunflower seeds shells (the law seeds) and coffee dregs (make sure very dry) in a thick plastic bag, I step on the bag whenever I walk by there so I have good fertilizer for my garden.

[@ninopolo142]

Tina c'est moi n'youla c'est bien ce que tu fais

[@LuigiCotocea]

I don't know should i keep egg shells in water to dizzolve or put the powder in the planters?

[@Dovey62]

I save them after rinsing, then bake in a 200* oven for 10 minutes when I have an oven sheet full. I grind to powder, then add to my homemade dogfood for calcium. I store it in the freezer. I use about 1 1/2 tsp. Per lb. of meat.