Hey!

[Guest guest]

Hey im a new member to the group, an i was wondering what the

properties of adding a infusion of drided ginger would do to a bath.

Also, how could I dry the ginger, and how much water and things do i

add? If someone could give me a procedure that would be very nice. I'm

very novice and need help, it will be greatly thanked.

 

-Mark

 

(P.S. could i use a dyhydrater to dry herbs? Do they lose properties?)

[Guest guest]

Dry or fresh ginger is fine. Also is ginger EO but

really it's terribly expensive and so precious I

wouldn't bother putting it in a bath.

 

You can use dehydrators with fresh herbs, or you can

lay them on a homemade drying rack of sorts - use a

clean, unused screen (such as that which covers air

vents), and nail to a few piecse of wood to make a

square. Then lay the herbs out not touching each other

for a few days.

 

Do not dry in direct heat - sun in other words, shade

is best. Artificial heating really needs to be done

carefully to preserve all properties.

 

As for the ginger, I would make a strong tea and add

it to the bath that way. Can also use ginger powder -

store bought is not preferable - to the bath.

 

HTH

Erin

 

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<xsuicidexpurplexcowx17 wrote:

 

> Hey im a new member to the group, an i was wondering

> what the

> properties of adding a infusion of drided ginger

> would do to a bath.

> Also, how could I dry the ginger, and how much water

> and things do i

> add? If someone could give me a procedure that would

> be very nice. I'm

> very novice and need help, it will be greatly

> thanked.

>

> -Mark

>

> (P.S. could i use a dyhydrater to dry herbs? Do they

> lose properties?)

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Mark, sorry can't help you but wanted to welcome you to the group.Jeanne