To prepare candied orange peels, cut thick-skinned, untreated oranges into wedges (1), then use a knife to remove the pulp (2). Cut the peel into strips about 0.2 inches wide, following the ...

Make removal of the tiny wood sliver a cinch with this trick: Tape a piece of an orange peel, white side down, over the wound and leave it on for 30 minutes. The enzymes in the peel will seep into ...

After letting it soak, strain the concoction to remove the peels, pour it into a spray bottle, and you’re good to go! Similar to their effects on wood, orange peels remove water stains by ...

When the peels are finished boiling, remove each orange chip and, if there’s a curl to it, place it bowl-side down so it doesn’t retain a pool of syrup inside of it. Make sure the strips aren ...

Though rubbing orange peels on teeth may whiten them, kill bacteria and remove stains, experts say the harms outweigh the benefits. The acidity of the peels erodes tooth enamel and could ...