Why do you need to put a sponge soaked in lemon juice in the fridge?

Note: You only need to repeat the process every now and then to keep your fridge smelling good.

Other uses of lemon juice
Table lemon slices
Lemon is an ancient citrus fruit whose benefits have always been highly valued for healing or aesthetic reasons. According to some legends, the Egyptians also loved it: they consumed it daily to protect themselves from poisons.
Thanks to its antibacterial, antiviral and antioxidant properties, this ingredient is an essential beauty ally, found in all types of industrial creams, but also in a range of natural treatments and masks prepared at home. Lemon juice has antibacterial and detoxifying properties, while also stimulating subcutaneous collagen production. It must be said that only 3-5 drops of lemon juice in combination with extra virgin olive oil are used in anti-acne masks.
Little known tip: mix lemon with a little water to whiten your teeth and freshen your breath.
Lemon can be very useful in treating dandruff or hair loss. Massage your scalp with lemon juice or rinse your hair with half a liter of water and lemon juice after showering. You will also benefit from the illuminating effect: you will notice golden, natural and delicate reflections.
However, apparently lemon juice is often used in cooking. When dressing salads, it prevents the oxidation of fruits and vegetables thanks to its antioxidant properties. It also eliminates germs and pesticides.
Have you ever tried making ice cubes with lemon juice? Try it out: your drinks will be more refreshing, especially in summer. Add some fresh mint leaves to your lemonades or fruit juices. A pure pleasure!
Lemon is an excellent sanitary disinfectant and is also suitable for removing limescale and stains. Pour the juice of two citrus fruits into about half a liter of hot water, add a few spoons of white vinegar and you will have a remarkable cleaning product with whitening and disinfecting properties. A natural, ecological and economical solution!
Are your nails weak and brittle? All you have to do is put lemon juice in a bowl of water and stick your fingers in it for a few minutes. This way your nails will be healthier and stronger!
Lemon juice is also an excellent skin cleanser: it cleans and disinfects the skin, eliminating toxins and impurities. Furthermore, by regulating excess sebum, it is particularly suitable for combination skin prone to impurities and pimples.