No self-respecting housewife ever discards a banana peel. This “waste” may, however, have practical use in the here and now.

From dangerous bugs

Halve the banana and place the halves in the dirt, being sure to cover them two to five centimeters deep. Take this easy step to keep pests, including aphids, at bay. The peel also contains high concentrations of nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus. Plants including cucumbers, tomatoes, eggplants, potatoes, pumpkins, begonias, and roses will thrive on this fertilizer.

It is recommended to routinely take bananas since they are the highest source of potassium. Particularly in households headed by young children. On the other hand, banana skins have their uses that rival those of the fruit.-4
Getting rid of tattoos
The oils included in the peeling process reduce the skin’s ability to hold onto the color pigment. Just like a sponge, the banana peel soaks up the ink.

Unlike in the animation, real life doesn’t allow you to float aimlessly on a banana peel. Make sure you’ve tried the aforementioned solutions at least once before tossing it out.