All about Lemons: Over 60 DIY Lemon Recipes for Health and Household: Frugal Hacks

By Vanessa Riley

Have you ever had lemon peels or even the lemon flesh leftover from cooking and wondered what you could do with it?

Are you tired of purchasing all those expensive cleaners when there are organic, all-natural alternatives out there that are much cheaper?

Then I suggest you scroll up and grab a copy of this book. Not convinced yet? Keep reading.

Lemons are an all-natural antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal fruit that are good for you, your home, and your family. They can be used in just about any setting of your home in order to clean furniture, deodorize entire rooms, and even treat that scrape your son or daughter got while they were playing. Not only are they handy to have around, but they smell delicious! Imagine your entire home smelling refreshed and lemony throughout the day.

You’d have a mood boost because lemons are known to treat people who suffer from anxiety and depression. The smell of lemons helps stabilize your mood and make you feel uplifted rather than drowsy.

You’ll learn a lot in this book, such as:

• How to use lemon in the kitchen to sanitize and deodorize
• How to use lemon for cleaning your wood furniture and other hard to clean surfaces like granite countertops
• How to use lemon for medical purposes like asthma, nausea, kidney stone, arthritis, headaches, fevers, poison ivy, warts, and infections
• How to use lemon for boosting stain removal in your laundry
• How to use lemon for cosmetic and outdoor uses
• And much more!

So I encourage you to scroll up and grab a copy of this eBook that’s All about Lemons today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Guava Books
• Release date: Mar 9, 2017
• ISBN: 9781540144737

Book preview

Introduction

Lemons actually have various different parts that make up the entire fruit. There’s the peel of the lemon that houses the essential oils, which you can extract by pressing the peel or even grinding it in a food processor and pressing the peel through a sieve. There’s the rind of the lemon that is the soft, white interior of the peel that can be used to polish up old utensils and make them new without scratching them. Then there’s the flesh of the lemon that houses the juice, which can be used for a plethora of different household, medical, cosmetic, and miscellaneous purposes.

The lemon is a very versatile fruit. It’s a natural deodorizer, antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal. Therefore, it can be used to disinfect just about anything and make it smell fresh at the same time. There are plenty of uses for lemons in the modern era, and in this book I’m going to tell you about over sixty different uses that everyone can benefit