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Apothecary Extracts Tea Tree Oil So Many Uses

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As a mom of 4 with busy kids (one being a toddler) there’s big messages, germs galore, bumps and boo boo’s, and all kinds of stuff that goes along with having kids.  I realize that some of my cleaning products weren’t what I wanted to have around my kids, especially a toddler.  Yes I keep my cleaning supplies up high in a cupboard but it’s not just that. The chemicals and harsh fumes that can come from things like bleach and ammonia that you really don’t want to be inhaling regardless of how many germs they kill.  Then you look at first aid things and you see stuff on them like “if swallowed call the poison control center” and you’re like “um, then why do I even want to put it on my kids cut?

I had been using more natural cleaning products. I love using water and vinegar solutions but when I heard about ALL the things Apothecary Extracts 100% Pure Australian Tea Tree Oil could be used for…safely…I was happy to give it a go.

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I know when I thought of tea tree oil I’d think of the shampoos and some skin products that have tea tree oil in them.  Tea Tree oil is known for helping with things like itchy scalp, acne, and skin irritations.  What i didn’t know what that it could also be used for cleaning, pain, and first aid.  This generous size 4 oz bottle come with a free ebook with recipes and uses for all kinds applications.

The bottle warns you that it has a potent scent.  They weren’t lying.  It’s very strong but it is 100% pure.  In most cases you won’t but using straight from the bottle you’ll be mixing or diluting with other ingredients.  For instance, one of the things I HAD to try from the ebook was the recipe for an all purpose cleaner.  I’m not going to type out the recipe here because it’s available in the ebook but you just take a clean spray bottle and mix tea tree oil, water, vinegar and there’s your cleaner.  As I stated  before I have definitely used water and vinegar for cleaning but this Tea Tree Oil really pics the cleaning effectiveness up a notch.  My kids have sticky messes every where.  With a few sprays of the solution it wiped away all that mess: the sloppy joes we had for dinner, the melted and dried ice cream, the spilled apple juice, everything.

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Please don’t mind the messy counter I’m mixing it on.  That was actually job #1 to test the tea tree oil cleaner on.  And I did, and it worked great. Spilled juice, dried grape jelly, with just a few sprays and wipes it was gone.  The dropper I used is one I have reserved in my cleaning cupboard strictly for mixing my cleaning solutions like this.

Another thing I read in the ebook was how to make homemade dryer sheets using Apothecary tea tree oil.  Then I remembered, I use the wool dryer balls for my clothes.  I remember when I got those it said you can add essential oils and things right to the dryer balls. So I thought, well if I could use Tea Tree Oil for homemade dryer sheets, and I can add things to the dryer balls, why not use a drop on a few dryer balls and see how that helps with my laundry? So I did.

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The next thing on my list to try is the recipe for a dry itchy scalp treatment (which I deal with) the recipe calls for dried lavender which I do not have at the moment so I’ll have to get me some, or grow me some.   I also want to try the topical pain ointment.  And for the spring and summer months they have recipes for insect bites and sunburn treatments.  Really this stuff seems like it could be used for so many things.

I’m enjoying trying out the different ways to use the Apothecary Tea Tree Oil.  You can purchase it on Amazon:

 

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86 thoughts on “Apothecary Extracts Tea Tree Oil So Many Uses”

  1. No I have not used it before, I just started working with essential oils, scrubs and home made soap. I have read that tea tree oil has so many beneficial uses. Thank you

  2. My mom use to use Tea Tree Oil in shampoos when I was a child and I loved how it smelled. I haven’t personally use it myself since those days though.

  3. I add a few drops of tea tree oil to baking soda as a carpet freshener. Leave on overnight and vacuum up the next day.

  4. I have never used Tea Tree Oil before but I’d love to try it on my hair. Thanks for the giveaway!

  5. I have used it before for blemishes, and although it may have a strong odor it works the best!

  6. I used tea tree oil to treat a wart on my daughter’s finger… it took it away, and was painless!

  7. No, I haven’t used it before but I’ve read so much about it recently that I’m really excited to try it out. I have dry spots on my face that I want to try the tea tree oil on.

  8. I haven’t used tea tree oil, but I have used tea tree gel and tea tree shampoo. I’ve always loved the smell of the gel, and it’s very soothing on sunburns.

  9. I have used it before. Once my son got hot bacon grease spilled on his face. I was so panicked!! I used tea tree oil on it, and in 30 minutes his face was clear, and he felt fine. I LOVE tea tree oil!

  10. I would love to use it for cleaning with vinegar and water! I would love to try to make my own Shampoo, Lotion, Soap, Face Cleaner, Body Wash, and Toothpaste. Sounds like fun! kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you!

  11. Tea tree oil is great additive in shampoo. My daughter is sensitive to some of the normal antiseptic products sold and the Dr suggestted tea tree oil which worked like a charm.

  12. I have used it in the past on my face. I have been reading a lot about it lately and would like to use it for other things as well.

  13. Yes! I love to rub it on my temples, its helps relieve headache pain! And it smells so good

  14. We have used it before as a lice prevention treatment when there was an outbreak at school this year. We would put a few drops in with our shampoo 3 times a week. No lice for us!

  15. I have just started using essential oils. I have used it when cleaning the tile floors and have added a few drops to my conditioner

  16. I have used Tea Tree Oil shampoo before for dandruff and I really loves it. My husband currently uses it.

  17. I work in a special ed classroom and use the diluted tea tree oil to clean a d disinfect classroom surfaces. Much safer for all and schools in.my area are not allowed to use bleach etc

  18. I have used it to help treat cuts before. I am interested in using it for itchy scalp. Mine is terrible in the winter!

  19. I have tried it before, I use the conditioners that help with my dry scalp and I use the oil to help soften my rougher parts of skin.

  20. I’ve never used it before. I’d like to make cleaning products for myself and my daughter. Thank you for the great giveaway 🙂

  21. I’ve used tea tree oil as lice prevention for my children. I also like to use it as an antiseptic applied directly to skin abrasions.

  22. No, I’ve never used tea tree oil. I’ve heard it’s good on small cuts, so I’d use it for that and to help clear up problem skin.

  23. I have never used it before, but I have heard great things about it and would love to try it! I have heard it is good for many things, including Dandruff and Eczema.

  24. I have never used Tea Tree Oil before but I would love to try it as air freshener!
    Thank You for the chance

  25. I would like to try it on my daughter scalp since she been having issues with her head itching from dryness

  26. I use tea tree oil for dandruff, disinfecting, and sometimes put a few drops in the wash, if the laundry is especially gross.

  27. I haven’t used it before but I would like to use it for cleaning. I’m in the process of using up the last of the harsh, unnatural cleaners I have now and want to use natural ones from now on.

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