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Dump The Chemcials


If you have small children in your home, you're probably no stranger to child

safety locks on your cabinet doors.

And the reason is simple… think of all the harmful, toxic, dangerous

chemicals hiding in plastic containers behind those doors. They're used to

clean toilets, scrub sinks, and dissolve that disgusting glob of gunk that's

been hiding behind the trash can for 3 weeks now.

But there's a better way.

Drop The Chemicals and Live Green

Instead of stocking your home with unpronounceable toxic chemicals, you

can use NATURAL essential oils for cleaning!

With the power that cleaning chemicals wield, we of course want to protect

the precious little-ones in our lives from letting their curiosity lead them to a

dangerous – and potentially fatal – accident.

To be sure, you must always use essential oils with safety, according to the

label, and in the correct amounts.

Getting Started

You can use essential oils for household chores alongside other natural

products like bicarbonate of soda, Castile soap, and vinegar. Oils provide not

only an amazingly-fresh aroma, but also put the elbow-grease behind the

cleaning with their naturally derived, plant-based ingredients.

Some great oils for cleaning include Lemon, Lime, Tea Tree, Lavender, Pine,

Cinnamon, Eucalyptus, Thyme, Orange, Rosemary, Peppermint, and the

essential oil blends – Thieves® and Purification®.

All have cleansing properties and the bonus is that these oils have multiple

purposes, so you can use them in all sorts of ways to support your health and

wellness!

Cleaning Around The House

Here are a few ways to use essential oils in household cleaning. Feel free to

contact me to learn even more and be sure to do a quick spot test on

surfaces first!

The Floors: Pop a few drops of essential oils into your mop bucket with hot

water and a splash of vinegar. You'll get those floors sparkling clean.

The Toilet: A few drops of eucalyptus oil with some bicarbonate of soda in the

toilet bowl will clean it, remove odors, and keep your bathroom smelling

fresh.

The Shower: Lemon oil + vinegar in the shower removes hard water stains

and unsightly mildew. Soak shower heads for a sparkling shine.

The Whole House: Combine 1 capful Thieves Household Cleaner and 2–3 cups

water. This all-purpose cleaner can be used on any surface in your home for

dusting, spot cleaning, scrubbing, or any other cleaning need.

Now you can actually ditch overpowering and harsh chemical-based products and

keep your home smelling fresh and clean, using all-natural ingredients!

How's that for the power of mother nature?

All natural bathroom scrub, no chemicals

This is an amazing recipe for cleaning your

entire bathroom!

It's all-natural, safe and will leave your bathroom looking and smelling great. Say 'good-bye' to harsh chemicals!

INGREDIENTS

  • ½ cup baking soda

  • 2 caps of Thieves household cleaner

  • 1 teaspoon water

  • 5 drops Thieves essential oil

  • 5 drops Lemon essential oil

Mix up a batch and rub it around your tub, sink, toilet, shower, so everything is

coated.

Let it sit and come back 15+ minutes later. Use a “no scratch” scrubber to rub the

Purification essential oil

surface and watch it sparkle!

The ultimate weapon to purify

the air without resorting to

harsh chemicals and overpowering store-bought products.

Citronella, Lavandin, Lemongrass, Rosemary, Myrtle, and Tea

Tree work together to create a refreshing, bright scent that

keeps you and your family happy and comfortable.

Add a few drops of Purification®essential oil to a

cotton ball and put inside stinky shoes, vacuum

cleaner, trash can or diaper pail to eat odors.

Free essential oils 101 online class

To learn more about essential oils and how they can help you create a chemical

free home and literally transform every area of your life be sure to sign up for my

FREE Essential Oils 101 Online/Email Class.

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Blessings,

Bonnie Ellen


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