The first trick is to repel mosquitoes. You can cut garlic into minced garlic or directly pat garlic into mashed garlic and put it in a small plastic bag with several holes punched outside. You can put plastic bags in the bathroom at your door, which can drive away mosquitoes well.
The second measure is to promote sleep. Putting wrapped garlic under the pillow can promote sleep. Garlic itself has a pungent smell, and some chemicals it releases can disinfect pillows. People inhale garlic chemicals in the respiratory tract to promote metabolism.
The third trick is combination. In the fish tank at home, if the plate is accidentally broken, it can be glued with garlic. First, mash garlic in a container, filter the juice of garlic with a sieve, add half an egg white and stir. Let it stand for ten minutes, apply their mixture to the object to be bonded, and leave it as it is for about three minutes, and the object will be as good as ever.
The fourth measure is to wrinkle clothes. If the clothes are wrinkled badly, you can mash the garlic and put it directly in the wrinkled place. If you think garlic tastes a little strong, you can add a proper amount of white vinegar, which can not only clean clothes, but also neutralize the taste of garlic itself. Finally, soak in clear water for about a minute, and the clothes will not wrinkle.
The fifth measure is to make fertilizer. Garlic itself contains the most potassium. Garlic can be mashed and buried directly in flowerpots, which can be used as a good potash fertilizer. In the soil, it can also play the role of sterilization and disinfection, which is convenient for plants to grow better.
The sixth trick is pesticides. When summer is wet, you can add a few cloves of garlic to a container full of rice, millet or noodles. The smell of garlic itself can play a role in sterilization and prevent insects from being produced in grain.
These are my years of experience as a housewife. I hope I can help you.