What do you do with your empty egg shells? We always toss them into our food scrap recycling bin. However, if we had a garden, we might use them there (we keep hearing about how good they are for plants). They're also good for a couple other things. Strange things ...
- Like we said, you can crush them up and use them in your garden.
- This is seasonally inappropriate, but you can make earth-friendly Cascarones.
- You can use them to make Egg Shell Sidewalk Chalk (we kid you not).
- You can use them as tiny seed-starter pots. Cute!
Do you do anything strange/wonderful with your egg shells?
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Comments (5)
Dogs can eat egg shells; they're good for them.
ground up egg shell is especially good for acidic soil
I read once on apartmenttherapy about cleaning inside hard-to-reach bud vases or glass bottles with small necks by crushing egg shells and swishing them with some soapy water. It really works!
Egg shell mosaic....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/76063918@N00/2560028320/
I feed my eggshells back to my chickens. They love them and it makes them produce stronger shells.