Eggshells can also help improve soil conditions in subtle ways. In naturally acidic areas, crushed shells may slowly reduce acidity as they decompose, supporting plants that grow best in more neutral soil. Because this process takes time, many people pair eggshell use with other soil-care methods, like mulching, aeration, or balanced composting.
Adding eggshells to a compost bin is another simple way to reuse them. As they break down, they contribute minerals and structure to the compost while reducing household waste. Repurposing eggshells may seem small, but it offers an easy, natural way to support your garden, wildlife and overall sustainability efforts at home.My best friend Nancy and I took our kids to the amusement park—me with my 6-year-old daughter, her with her 5-year-old son. After a fun day, we stopped for ice cream. While chatting, I showed Nancy a few photos from our recent vacation—just me, my husband, and our daughter. Her son suddenly pointed at one picture and said, “THAT’S DADDY!” Nancy laughed and said, “No, sweetie, that’s not Daddy,” and turned the phone away. But he insisted, “It is! He came last week and brought me a teddy bear.” She laughed again, but I felt uneasy….CONTINUE READING IN BELOW
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