The use of expired spoiled milk

In our daily life, milk often expires and spoils. When people encounter this situation, their first reaction is to throw away the spoiled milk directly. In fact, this is a bit of a waste, because expired and spoiled milk also has many uses in life. If you don’t believe it, just take a look at my detailed introduction to the uses of expired and spoiled milk.

The use of expired spoiled milk

1. Expired and spoiled milk can be used to clean the floor

When the milk at home is expired or spoiled, you can directly use it to wipe the wooden floor at home. When using it, you can add water to dilute it, and then use a cloth to wipe the floor, which will make the floor clean and bright. Because when milk spoils, it will produce a lot of lactic acid, and lactic acid is a natural detergent, which can quickly make various stains on the wooden floor disappear.

2. Expired and spoiled milk can be used to polish leather shoes

Expired and spoiled milk can also be used to polish leather shoes. When wiping, you can first use a cloth to remove the dust on the surface of the leather shoes, and then apply the expired and spoiled milk on the surface of the leather shoes. After a while, wipe them with a dry cloth. After wiping, you will find that the leather shoes become particularly bright and restored to their clean and new appearance.

3. Expired and spoiled milk can be used to wash your face

Expired and spoiled milk contains a large amount of natural lactic acid. This substance will soften the skin's keratin after contacting human skin, and can also replenish a large amount of moisture to the skin. Washing your face with it frequently can play an important role in making the skin delicate and nourishing. In addition, expired and spoiled milk can also be used to water flowers. It can provide flowers with a variety of nutrients and accelerate their growth.