12 Things German Households Never Throw Away (Americans Buy Them Back at Walmart)

🔗 700 pages of German household secrets, every room, every month: dalekuenning.com Open your kitchen trash. A glass jar, a worn out towel, a squeezed lemon. A month from now you pay Walmart for them again. In Germany every plastic bottle has a 25 cent deposit, so nobody throws one away. My mother treated everything in her house the same way. In this video: Glass jars: a pantry the moths can't get into Old towels: rags that beat microfiber Lemon: kills limescale · NEVER with bleach Old toothbrush: the black ring in your washer door Coffee grounds: free odor fix · NEVER down the drain The honest part: where Germans keep too much The one rule my mother lived by This week, rescue three: a jar, a towel, a lemon. What did YOUR mother refuse to throw away? Tell me, and your state. I read every one.