Corn cobs are often considered waste products, but few people know the great uses it brings. So what does the corn cob do? This article BB Agri will help you better understand the use of corn cob as well as the applications it brings.

 

Crushed cobs for fodder

Crushed corn cobs, produced through a process of grain separation, drying and crushing, are common feed sources in animal husbandry, crop production, industry, paper and biofuels.

Dried crushed cobs are an animal food source rich in carbohydrates, proteins, fiber, and minerals. This is not only a source of energy, but also a source of high nutrition for livestock and poultry. This product is often used as a supplement or replacement of the main part of the feed in the diet of domestic animals.

Cob pulp lining the barn

After being seededed, the pulp is sun-dried or dried, then crushed and dried again. With special features such as good moisture absorption, effective deodorization, ease of use, pleasant aroma and long-term interchangeability, corn pulp lining the barn not only creates a clean environment but also helps maintain good health for animals.

Corn liners can be used for pets such as:

• Rodents: Hamsters, rabbits, bugs,…
• Reptiles: Tegu, Iguana, Beard Dragon,..

Kitchen smoke extraction

During cooking, smoke often causes indoor air to become unfresh and lose comfort. Using drying cobs that absorb effectively, you can place them near the stove overnight. As a result, the unpleasant smell will disappear, and you will be surprised to see the cob turn from white to black-brown thanks to its ability to absorb impurities and water vapor.

Deodorize the toilet

Toilets are often places prone to moisture and unsanitary, creating favorable conditions for the growth of bacteria and unpleasant odors. Faced with this problem, the cob again stood out as a hero. You can dry the cobs and place them near the toilet or bathroom to suck out unwanted odors. This not only helps keep the space clean but also enhances its natural deodorizing capabilities.

To optimize the effect, you can add a little wind oil to the cob. This not only helps to repel mosquitoes, but also creates a pleasant aroma in the bathroom or toilet space. The combination of cob and wind oil not only solves the problem of unpleasant odors but also provides a comfortable and refreshing experience.

Formaldehyde absorption

Formaldehyde, a toxic gas that often appears in our air, can cause a variety of health problems from headaches and burning throats to shortness of breath. But don’t worry, corn cobs are a reliable companion in removing formaldehyde from your living space.

Just put the dried cobs in your new home for about 2 weeks, you will see the difference. cobs not only effectively absorb formaldehyde, but also help eliminate unpleasant odors, creating fresh and safe air for your family.

Floriculture

Not only does cob keep the air clean, but it’s also an excellent source of nutrients for plants. You can recycle the cobs that grow flowers and promote their growth.

Let’s take this simple step: dry the cobs and cut them into small pieces. Then, place the cob under the flower pot and add soil to plant. As a result, the soil is adequately aired and breathable, which helps plants grow strong and healthy.

Growing clean mushrooms at home

Experience growing mushrooms at home is simpler than ever with the help of cobs. By drying and grinding the cobs, you can make an ideal paste when combined with wheat bran plaster and lime water.

This mixture is then yeasted and combined with fungal bacteria, creating the ideal environment for growing mushrooms without the use of drugs. The mushrooms harvested from the cob will not only be fresh, but also safe for health.

Drying, cooking soup or making tea

In addition to growing mushrooms, cobs can also make your daily meals richer. Try your hand at drying the cobs for use in making soups or making tea.

This not only preserves the natural sweet taste of the corn cob, but also enhances the aroma and flavor of the dishes. Drinking tea from the cob also offers many health benefits, while creating an attractive habit for your daily life.

Scrubbing the sink

Faced with stains, stubborn plaque on the sink, the corn pulp becomes the ideal weapon. Simply insert the chopstick into the cob to hold it firmly, you can easily scrub off any stains without the need for cleaning chemicals. Your sink will become shiny like new.

With a small filter on the sink, reaching for a brush can become difficult. Using the corn pulp to bring down the brush, everything will be easier than ever. You can effectively clean without hurting your hands.

Cleaning the toilet manhole cover by corn cob

The corn pulp is not limited only to cleaning dishes, but also becomes useful in the face of the toilet manhole cover. Use a corn pulp combined with a stick to scrub gently but effectively. All hair loss, stains and trash will be swept into the pulp, making the toilet manhole cover clean and ventilated.

Once you’re done, just throw the corn pulp in the trash and that’s it. Not only does this save time, but it also helps keep your surroundings clean.

Conclude

Above are the uses of corn cobs – something that seems to be discarded but is very useful when used again. Hope the information shared above helps you to take advantage of the corn cob for many different things.

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