More or less, once eggs are used, everyone throws the eggshells in the trash, throwing away an incredible resource.
Once used, try soaking them in hot water; once you try it, you’ll never stop.
Whether you’re preparing a fried or hard-boiled egg, it’s best not to throw the shell in the trash; with a simple, correct procedure, you can use it for plants.
Not many people are aware of the botanical usefulness of eggshells; in fact, they can be used as a natural fertilizer for plants.
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