- You systematically throw avocado peels in the trash.
- You buy chemical cleaning products when peels can do the same job.
- Your compost lacks “brown” materials or you don’t have any compost.
- Are you looking for natural alternatives to maintain your home or garden?
When should you consult a doctor?
- In case of skin allergy: if you develop redness or itching after handling avocado peels.
- In case of mold problems: if your stored peels show traces of mold, do not use them.
- For gardening advice: a nurseryman or a professional gardener can guide you on the use of bark in your compost or vegetable garden.
Which specialist should I consult?
- Dermatologist: in case of skin reaction following contact with avocado.
- Gardener or landscaper: for personalized advice on the use of bark in the garden.
- Allergist: in case of an avocado allergy.
What should you not do yourself?
- Do not consume non-organic avocado peels without having carefully washed and boiled them, as they may contain pesticide residues.
- Do not use moldy peels for food or cosmetic purposes.
- Do not apply avocado peel to the skin if you are allergic to this fruit.
- Do not throw peelings down the drains without taking precautions (risk of clogging).
