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14 Surprising Uses for Wood Ash That You Probably Didn’t Know About
If you’ve got a fireplace, wood-burning stove, or backyard fire pit, chances are you’ve swept up wood ash without thinking twice. But before you toss that gray powder into the trash, here’s the good news: wood ash is surprisingly useful — and not just for gardeners.
From natural cleaning hacks to pest control, here are 14 clever ways to use wood ash around the house and yard that might just blow your mind.
1. Enrich Your Garden Soil
Wood ash is full of potassium and trace minerals. Sprinkle it lightly around plants (especially tomatoes, garlic, and root veggies) to boost nutrient levels — but avoid acid-loving plants like blueberries or azaleas.
2. Natural Pest Repellent
Ash can deter slugs, snails, and even some soft-bodied insects. Dust a ring of ash around vulnerable plants to keep the creepy crawlies away.
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