The magical use of tea

What is the magical effect of tea? Isn't it used to make tea and quench your thirst? In fact, tea has a lot of magical effects!

One morning, I saw my mother dumped the tea left by my father and grandparents yesterday, poured them into a plastic basket, dried them and put them in the sun. When I came home from school, I saw my mother wrapped the dried tea in paper. I got up and smiled mysteriously at me. I am really wondering, can this tea be used for tea? I feel that my mother is too slammed, and the tea that has been soaked is still a treasure.

The next morning, when I was wearing sneakers, I couldn’t wear my feet. I found a bag of things in my shoes. When I opened it, it turned out to be tea. It was the tea that my mother wrapped up with paper yesterday. I asked my mother: "Why? Put the tea in my shoes?" Mom told me to smell my shoes, ah! The smell of the foot in the shoe is gone. The smell in the original shoe is absorbed by the dry tea, and the smell in the shoe is of course gone.

Now I finally understand that tea is a treasure, in addition to quenching thirst, there are many magical uses.

Drinking green tea is good for your health, but it can also help you lose weight. No wonder big people like to drink green tea, and our whole family loves to drink green tea.

If you pour the tea juice that has been soaked in tea at the root of the plant, you will have the effect of fertilizing. It is no wonder that the bonsai of my house is beautiful, it is poured out with tea juice. We usually dump the tea and the rest of the tea after drinking the tea. It is so wasteful that it is used to save the fertilizer when it is used as fertilizer.

Don't underestimate this tea. It has a lot of magical effects. Let's try it out.