Thieves Oil

Thieves Oil Blend is another amazing oil offered by Young Living Products…It was created from research about four thieves during the 15th-century plague who used cloves, rosemary, and other aromatics to protect themselves while robbing plague victims. (Grave Robbers) Thieves is a proprietary blend of pure essential oils tested at Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, and found to have a 99.96 percent effective rate against airborne bacteria. This blend is an integral ingredient in Dentarome and Dentarome Plus toothpastes. How to use: Diffuse for short periods of time (1/2 hour or less) in the work or home environment. Apply to the bottom of the feet or dilute with V-6 Mixing Oil or Massage Oil Base for a stimulating massage under the arms and on the chest at the base of the neck. Ingredients: Clove (Syzygium aromaticum), lemon (Citrus limon), cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum), Eucalyptus radiata, and rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis).
Thieves Essential Oil Blend

1. Rub diluted on the bottoms of feet for extra protection, especially during winter.

2. Put 2–3 drops on a dryer sheet to freshen laundry.

3. Drop on stubborn adhesives, such as glue and chewing gum, to remove from surfaces.

4. Drop 4–5 drops on a tissue and attach to an air vent to freshen a hotel room.

5. Diffuse for 24–48 hours straight to eliminate household mold.

Thieves Household Cleaner

6. Use as a pre-wash spot remover for tough fabric stains.*

7. Use diluted as a pre-soak for dirty sportswear.

8. Add a capful when rewashing a forgotten laundry load to eliminate mildew odors.

9. Use diluted to remove grease, food, or pet stains from carpet.*

10. Use to remove tough stains on plastic food storage containers.

11. Use undiluted to clean tough areas, such as ovens and rusted metal.

12. Spray diluted on plants with mold.

13. Use to clean stubborn “bathtub ring.”

14. Use to remove hard-water buildup and soap scum.

15. Use to remove fingerprints from stainless steel, glass, mirrors, and other surfaces.

Thieves Spray

16. Spray inside car to freshen the air and surfaces.

17. Spray on filter in vacuum to freshen the air while you clean.

18. Spray on silk and fake plants to clean.*

19. Spray in closets to freshen and protect from unwanted microbes.

20. Spray on sheets before making the bed to freshen.

21. Spray on laundry, especially towels, while folding.

22. Use to remove permanent marker from surfaces.*

23. Use to eliminate unwanted anthills and other pests.

24. Use as a bathroom or mudroom deodorizer.

25. Bring on vacation to freshen clothes and hotel rooms while traveling.

26. Spray in water-damaged rooms to eliminate mildew odors.

27. Use to clean tree and plant sap from hands and gardening tools.

Thieves Wipes

28. Wipe countertop and cutting board to disinfect surface before preparing food.

29. Wipe down handle and child seat on shopping cart before use.

30. Wipe down toys or playground equipment.

31. Wipe down doorknobs, handles, phones, keyboard, and other surfaces that are handled often, especially after someone has been sick.

Thieves Mouthwash

32. Put inside a small spray bottle to use as a breath freshener.

Thieves Cleansing Bar Soap
33. Use as a pre-wash treatment by scrubbing stains and spots.*

*Before trying tip on a large area, test a small inconspicuous spot for color safety.
33 Ways to Use Thieves®


Eliminate Toxic Mold, Mold Spores & Mildew In as Little as 24 Hours And Keep It From Coming Back! Use Thieves Oil, Thieves Household Cleaner & Diffusing – It Works!

The Many Uses of Lavender Oil

My second favorite oil is Lavender. (Lavender Angustifolia) is the most versatile of all the essential oils. Therapeutic-grade lavender has been highly regarded for the skin. Lavender has been clinically evaluated for its relaxing effects. It may be used to cleanse cuts, bruises and skin irritations. The fragrance is calming, relaxing and balancing-physically and emotionally.
Here are examples of the many uses of Lavender.
1. Rubbing Lavender oil on the feet may cause a calming effect on the body.
2. Rubbing a drop of Lavender oil on your palms and smoothed on you pillow may help you sleep.
3. Putting a drop of Lavender oil on the bee sting or insect bite may soothe itching, stinging, and discomfort.
4. Putting 2-3 drops of Lavender oil may soothe a minor burn.
5. Dropping Lavender oil may soothe a cut.
6. Mixing several drops of Lavender oil with vegetable mixing oil and used topically may be soothing to skin irritations.
7. Possible help in alleviating the symptoms of motion sickness is to place a drop of Lavender oil on the end of the tongue or around the naval or behind the ears.
8. Rubbing a drop of Lavender oil over the bridge of the nose may help unblock tear ducts.
9. Rubbing Lavender oil on dry or chapped skin may bring relief.
10. Rubbing a drop of Lavender oil on chapped or sunburn lips may help discomfort.
11. Possible help in reducing and/or minimizing the appearance of scar tissue may be to try massaging Lavender oil on and around the area.
12. Rubbing 2-4 drops of Lavender oil over the armpit area may help act as a deodorant.
13. Rubbing a drop of Lavender oil between your palms and inhaling deeply may help in alleviating the discomfort of air borne pollen and/or dust.
14. Rubbing several drops of Lavender oil into the scalp may help with flaking.
15. Placing a few drops of Lavender oil on a cotton ball and placing in your linen closet to scent the linens and may help repel moths.
16. Placing a drop of Lavender oil in your water fountain may help to scent the air, help sanitize and prolong the time between cleanings.
17. Placing a few drops of Lavender oil on a wet cloth and throwing into the dryer, may help to deodorize and freshen your laundry.
18. Diffusing Lavender oil may support the body's natural defenses against air borne sensitivities to the skin and immune system.
19. Spritzing several drops of Lavender oil mixed with distilled water on a sunburn may help soothe it.
20. Dropping Lavender oil on a cut may help clean the wound, sanitize and soothe it.
21. Applying 2-3 drops of Lavender oil to a rash may help and soothe the skin.

The many uses for Peppermint

Hello again...it has been far too long since I have posted. Here is a little bit about Peppermint (Mentha Piperita) It is one of the oldest and most highly regarded herbs for sooothing digestion. Scientists have researched peppermints role in affecting impaired taste and smell when inhaled. I am going to list the many uses of Peppermint. I mentioned in an earlier post if you only use 2 oils ...Peppermint and Lavender are almost all you need. I only can vouch for Young Living Products as they are so pure most are ingestible...they use only the first press and add no chemicals. www.youngliving.com/nani911 for product information and ordering.

1. Rub 4-6 drops in the palm and rubbing over stomach and around the navel may help relieve occasional indigestion, flatulence and diarrhea.
2. Add a drop of Peppermint oil to herbal tea may help aid digestion and heartburn. (1 drop in a bottle of water too!)
3. Massage several drops of Peppermint oil on an area of injury may help reduce tenderness.
4. Applying Peppermint oil immediately to an injured area may be soothing.
5. Rub several drops of Peppermint oil on the bottoms of the feet may help lower a high fever.
6. Applying a drop of Peppermint oil topically on unbroken skin may help to stop itching.
7. For poison ivy or poison oak,m applying peppermint oil on location may help with irritation and be soothing.
8. Inhaling Peppermint oil before and during a workout may help boost your mood and reduce fatigue.
9. Massaging several drops of Peppermint oil on the abdomen may help relieve nausea.
10. Rubbing a drop of Peppermint oil on the temples, forehead,m over the sinuses (stay away from eyes) and on the back of the neck may help in soothing head pressure.
11. Applying a drop of Peppermint oil on each side of the fifth cervical vertebra
(up three notches from the large vertebrea at the base of the neck) may be beneficial in helping stop hiccups.
12. Placing 2 drops of Peppermint oil on the tongue and rubbing another drop under the nose may help improve altertness and concentration.
13. Diffusing Peppermint in a room while studying may help improve concentration and accuracy. Inhaling Peppermint oil when taking a test may help in improving recall.
14. Rubbing 4 drops of Peppermint oil on chest and stomach may help to relieve travel sickness.
15. Add Peppermint oil to foods as a flavoring and as a preservative.
16. Placing a drop of Peppermint oil on the tongue and inhale into nose and sinuses may help stuffiness.
17. To deter rats, mice, ants or cockroaches by placing two drops of Peppermint oil to a cotton ball and placing along the path or point of entry for these pests may help send them elsewhere.
18. Mixing 15 ml bottle of Peppermint oil into a 5 gallon can of paint may help dispel the fumes.
19. Place a couple of drops of Peppermint oil into a cup of hot water and enjoy in place of coffee.
20. Adding 4-5 drops of Peppermint oil to 4 oz of water and spray on plants may help get rid of aphids.
21. Drinking a drop of Peppermint oil mixed in a glass of cold water may help to cool off on a hot day.
22. Rubbing Peppermint oil on joints may be soothing.
23. Placing a drop of Peppermint oil on the tongue may help in stopping bad breath.
24. Inhaling the fragrance of Peppermint oil may help in curbing the appetite and lessen the impulse to over eat.
25. Applying a drop of Peppermint oil on a cotton swab and swabbing a tick may help its removal. Wait for it to unhedge it's head and remove from your pet.
26. Mixing Peppermint oil in a foot bath may help relieve sore feet. Keep water agitated while soaking feet.