31 things you can do with beer (Part 2)

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31 things you can do with beer (Part 2)
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11, Beer shampoo
Not only are they present in the parties, beer is also effective for hair loss and fiber damage. You pour beer into a small pan, bring to a boil over medium heat until about ¾ beer. This will eliminate the amount of alcohol in the beer. Let the beer cool down and mix the beer with your favorite shampoo to shampoo. Pouring beer into a shampoo bottle that has run out and used regularly will give you shiny and smooth hair.
12, Rigid layer of bolts, screws
Pour some beer into the rust, wait a few minutes. The amount of CO2 in beer can break down the rust that is clinging to the bolts
13, killing fungus on plants
According to Andrew Lopez, a professional gardener, fermented sugars in beer will stimulate plant growth and fungicides. He recommends spraying beer on the lawn to get rid of the brown spots. "Grass will absorb sugar in beer and get energy from it," Lopez explains.
14, Steamed clams, clams ...
Pour into a large steamer with water and beer, then boil. Steam until they open. Nothing is simpler. Beer will bring a very attractive and delicious taste.
15, Prevent kidney stones
As you know, beer is a diuretic. Beer helps filter kidneys and bladder. This is very beneficial if you have a bladder infection or kidney stones. "You can drink cranberry juice or water and beer to do the same thing," said Larry L. Alexander, MD, chief physician at the Florida Central Regional Hospital emergency department. "It helps to relax the ureters [the connectors of the kidneys and bladder], which can help you get through the kidney stones faster and more easily. But do not drink alcohol if you are taking antibiotics or narcotic painkillers. You will make the drug useless and make the disease worse.
16, boiled shrimp
Open 3 large bottles of beer to the large pot. Wait for the beer to clear, then add ¼ cup spices and 2 teaspoons turmeric. Boil over medium heat for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, wash shrimp thoroughly and then drain. Add them to the pot and stir, cook for 5 minutes. Quickly use a spoonful of shrimp to serve immediately with cocktail sauce and beer. This recipe also applies to large lobsters, but cook for 12-15 minutes.
17, Northbound Search (La Table)
Imagine, you are in an empty field, you are desperate, lost direction, and all you need is a can of beer, a sewing needle, a small bowl and a silk cloth. First, open the beer, pour a little into the bowl and leave it calm. Follow from the needle by clipping the needle over and over with the silk cloth. This will create an electrostatic source, then float the needle in the beer. When it stops, the needle will point north-south.
18, Toast
Have you ever made toast with beer? As you know, adding beer during the making of bread will make the sandwiches softer and softer, while increasing the nutritional content of the bread.
19, Catch the mouse
Do you know? Snail is not the only kind of beer that attracts the attention. According to Neil Herbst, owner of Alley Kat Beer Company in Edmonton, Alberta, you can also use beer to trap the mouse. He instructed the following: leave a small bucket or a beer with a beer outside to the mouth of the barrel or bowl. Mice will be attracted by the smell of beer, jump inside the box and can not climb out again.
20, Getting the flies
A good tip to catch flies from the 1889 book Curiosities of Ale and Beer: Bring beer, smoke, walnut leaves, and a little bit of alum in a small pot. Boil, then let cool. Dip the material that you need to catch the fly into the mixture, which will help to catch flies, which are more sticky.