Tea lovers drink tea every day. The fragrance of tea can circle the earth at least three times a year. Tea is not only for tasting and drinking; here we explore its wonderful uses.

Culinary Uses 1. Brewing tea eggs—the better the tea, the more fragrant the eggs.

2. Cooking rice or porridge with Pu'er tea protects the stomach and enhances the flavor. Medicinal Uses

1. Soaking feet in tea water can treat foot odor and prevent sweat-related smells. 2. Gargling with tea can eliminate bad breath; rinsing with strong tea after meals or before bed can relieve toothache and prevent cavities. 3. Washing burns or wounds with tea can reduce inflammation and kill bacteria. 4. For throat inflammation, drinking several cups of strong tea with rock sugar can alleviate pain. 5. Overnight tea is rich in acids, which can stop capillary bleeding. It’s useful for oral inflammation, tongue sores, eczema, and gum bleeding. 6. For red eyes or unexplained tearing, washing with overnight tea daily can help. 7. Washing hair or skin with warm overnight tea can relieve itching and prevent eczema. 8. Smokers who drink tea can neutralize tobacco toxins.

Beauty Uses

1. Washing hair with tea can make it soft, shiny, and reduce dandruff. 2. Applying overnight tea to eyelash roots can promote growth. 3. For chapped lips, a damp tea bag can repair dryness. 4. Sunburned skin can be soothed by gently wiping with tea, as tannins have astringent properties and flavonoids offer anti-radiation benefits. 5. Used tea bags on eyes can reduce dark circles. 6. Washing the face with tea cleanses and beautifies. Daily Life Uses

1. Dried tea leaves can be used as pillow stuffing to refresh the mind.

2. Washing silk clothes with tea water restores their shine.
 

3. Placing dried tea leaves in cars, closets, toilets, or new homes effectively removes odors.
 

4. Rubbing a wet tea bag on an iron pan prevents rust.
 

5. Drinking strong tea before a car ride can prevent motion sickness.
 

6. Tea residue can clean mirrors, glass, furniture, and even muddy shoes.
 

7. Faded colorful clothes can regain their original hue when rinsed with tea.
 

Tea is a magical presence with far more uses than listed here. It blends seamlessly into our lives, with many more wonders awaiting discovery.