Oilers Out Of The Box

Want an easy way to have clean smelling laundry? Try making your own reusable dryer sheets! You can scent them with your favorite essential oils to deodorize, avoid harsh chemicals and save money. https://l.ylsocial.net/2rTW

Some favorite essential oils are Lavender, Eucalyptus, Rosewood, Bergamot and Melaleuca Alternifolia. What are your favorites?

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Try this fantastic recipe for a refreshing drink! Mix 1/4 cup Yacon Syrup and four drops of peppermint essential oil in a large pitcher. Add 64 ounces of hot water and four Slique Tea pouches, steep for 4 minutes, and chill. Serve over ice with a quartered lime.

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So much this. “In order to change, we must be sick and tired of being sick and tired.” — Author unknown

If you live with pets, try this simple carpet cleaner! Simply mix 2 cups borax with 10-15 drops of your favorite Young Living essential oil. Pine or balsam fir are great in fall and winter; lemongrass, lavender or citrus oil in spring and summer. Sprinkle on carpets, and wait a few minutes before vacuuming.

Have you ever heard of Melaleuca Alternifolia? This essential oil is better known as Tea Tree. No matter which name you prefer, it is one of the most extensively studied essential oils and is widely regarded for its versatility.

Young Living offers a high-quality, clean-smelling tsuga essential oil. What is it? Native to Eastern North America, tsuga is a conifer tree that has been used traditionally by the native North American tribes and early European settlers.

Dear lemongrass, your enticing aroma, your exotic origins, and your relaxing presence all make me fall for you more deeply each day.

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Wild bergamot flowers are beautiful. But did you know the wonderful essential oil is made from the rind of the fruit of the tree?

Have you heard of hyssop? The plant has a long history, but today is commonly used by beekeepers to make a richer, more aromatic honey! Interesting.