Dried corn husks catch fire easily, making them excellent for kindling.
Ideal for campfires, fireplaces, or wood stoves.
6. Decorative Arrangements
Use dried husks in wreaths, bouquets, or table centerpieces.
Add a rustic, autumnal touch to your home decor.
7. Natural Strainers or Steaming Wraps
Corn husks can be shaped into small pouches to steam herbs, spices, or grains.
They serve as biodegradable alternatives to cheesecloth or muslin.
Tips for Handling Corn Husks
Cleaning: Rinse thoroughly and remove silks before using.
Softening: Soak dried husks in warm water for 15–30 minutes to make them pliable.
Storage: Store dried husks in a cool, dry place, or freeze soaked husks for later use.
