Say goodbye to the chemical laden mosquito repellents!
I had a few empty bottles of the GoodKnight refills lying at home and I was contemplating buying a natural alternative till I saw this DIY solution.
Take out the wicks from the refill and rinse it under warm water. Add normal tap water in the refill, and add 8 - 10 drops each of eucalyptus EO, Mint EO, Lavender EO, and Citronella EO. Place the wicks again in the refill and use it. So far, so good! I have some good aromatherapy at home as well!
#DIY #Chemicalfree #monsoontip
@babychakra
I had a few empty bottles of the GoodKnight refills lying at home and I was contemplating buying a natural alternative till I saw this DIY solution.
Take out the wicks from the refill and rinse it under warm water. Add normal tap water in the refill, and add 8 - 10 drops each of eucalyptus EO, Mint EO, Lavender EO, and Citronella EO. Place the wicks again in the refill and use it. So far, so good! I have some good aromatherapy at home as well!
#DIY #Chemicalfree #monsoontip
@babychakra
Sounds like a a good natural alternative. My daughter is asthamatic and sensitive to strong smells. This shouldn't be a problem for her right? Also since the recommendation is to add this to a chemical refill - these oils are not likely to mix with the chemical residue and cause any other kind of odour?
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<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @63713f4617d2c800158d383d </b></font> - essential oils. use any therapeutic grade ones. I stick to the blended oils from Omved, Ecotique and Soulflower.
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This is a great idea. Must try!
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EO I think is essential oil <span style="color:#3B5998;"><b> @63713f4617d2c800158d383d </b></span> :) You might get it online.
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25 Jun 2017