Add a used tea bag to the water in which you cook pasta, chicken or beans. When it boils, remove the bag and continue cooking normally. It will give the dish an aromatic flavor like spices. If you chopped an onion, for example, an unpleasant smell will remain on your hands, and you can get rid of it when you rub your fingers with a used tea bag. If you don't have anything to beat the meat to make it tender, simply open a tea bag and sprinkle some leaves on the meat. It will have a similar effect. You can also use the bags for cleaning. Old wooden furniture will look like new if you moisten an old tea bag and rub the wood. If you run a damp tea bag over glass surfaces and mirrors and buff them with a dry cloth, they will be flawlessly polished. Use tea bags to scrub grease from the oven or get rid of pesky limescale stains in the bathroom. Get rid of unpleasant odors by putting the tea in a trash can or refrigerator.
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