Instead Of Tossing Your Coffee Grounds, You Can Actually Use Them To Help Your Garden 

What about coffee filters? Coffee filters can be compostable, but it depends on the type of filter you use. White filters are bleached, and the chemicals can seep into your garden soil.

If you wish to compost your coffee filters, switch to unbleached, natural ones. In general, they are more environmentally friendly and are even rich in carbon, which is beneficial to your garden.

Before adding coffee filters to your compost pile, make sure to shred them up because filters can take a long time to decompose.

In the past, there was cause for concern over the acidity of coffee grounds, with the belief that coffee grounds can raise or lower the pH levels of garden soil.

However, used coffee grounds are neutral. It’s fresh ones that are acidic. So as long as you are not sprinkling fresh coffee grounds into your garden, your plants will be safe!

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