Cleaning With Essential Oils * Starter Kit +4 Easy Recipes
Enjoy the advantage of killing bacteria, grease and more with a natural aroma that you can choose according to your taste.
REMEMBER, while using essential oils, always add it at last and store the mix on a glass jar and maintain out of the sun to avoid losing the essential oil properties.
As a starter kit, the best essential oils to initiate are Lemon, tea tree and Lavender. You could do more than a 100 recipes with these 3 essential oils.
· Lemon: have amazing properties and is very versatile. Cleanses and purifies the air and surfaces. Supports healthy respiratory function when used internally. Uplifting, positive aroma. Can be used to help disinfect and remove sticky, greasy substances.
· Tea tree: Renowned for its cleansing and rejuvenating effect on the skin. Promotes healthy immune function. Tea tree is an antimicrobial, its antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral.
· Lavender: Soothes occasional skin irritations, reduces anxious feelings and promotes peaceful sleep and relaxing aroma. Helps prevent mold and mildew from building up
RECIPES
Easy, inexpensive and non-toxic cleaners to initiate in the amazing world of essential oils.
All-Purpose Cleaner
· ¼ cup white vinegar
· 1 ¾ cups water
· 30 drops doTERRA essential oils
Recommended combinations
10 drops each of Eucalyptus, Peppermint, and Wild Orange
Mix all ingredients in a quart-sized spray bottle. Shake to combine.
Window & Mirror Cleaner
· 3 cups distilled water
· 1/4 cup vinegar
· 20 drops of your citrus oil of choice
Recommended oils: Lemon, Lime, Grapefruit, Wild Orange, and Citrus Bliss®.
Mix all ingredients in a quart-sized spray bottle. Shake to combine.
Carpet Refresher
· 1 cup baking soda
· 30 drops lemon essential oil
Mix all ingredients in a quart-sized spray bottle. Shake to combine and allow to sit on it overnight. Vacuum up the next morning.
Air Freshener
· 3/4 cup water
· 2 tablespoons rubbing alcohol
· 10 drops lavender essential oil
· Mix all ingredients in a quart-sized spray bottle. Shake to combine
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