Recipe: Vinegar of the Four Thieves (Antibacterial Spray)

[Guest guest]

With cold and flu season right around the corner ....

 

Happy Cleaning!

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

Don't Miss The Vanilla Bean Blow Out

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

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Vinegar of the Four Thieves (Antibacterial Spray)

 

Instead of using commercial disinfectants that are unfortunately adding

to the problem of drug resistant " bugs " , make your own natural

antibacterial cleaning products.

 

This is the famous Vinegar of The Four Thieves recipe; which is

sometimes called Grave Robber's Blend. Use it wherever you would

normally use disinfectants.

 

*Note - This recipe is not technically a " disinfectant " as

" disinfectants " have to be registered with the EPA as pesticides, but

rather a " cleaning solution with anti-bacterial properties " .

 

Place a small handful each of dried Lavender, Rosemary, Sage, Rue and

Mint in a large jar (I also like to add thyme to this blend), and cover

completely with organic apple cider vinegar. You can also add a few

drops of the corresponding essential oils if you choose.

 

Cover tightly and let it set for six weeks, shaking the jar

occasionally. Strain into a spray bottle.

 

Remember that no home can be made sterile, but you can spray the

powerfully antiseptic Vinegar of Four Thieves recipe in areas of

concern, such as on cutting boards and door knobs. Always make sure to

avoid spraying into eyes.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Happy Birthday, Chris.

 

As you say, cold and flu season is near. Liked your

recipe.

 

Here is nice Oil recipe.

 

Sick Building Syndrome.

 

Thyme White

Lavender

Lemon

Ti Tree

Eucalyptus

Citronella

Dash of Sage.

 

1/5 of each. Add water and 1/5 of the total potion to

a 16 oz heavy duty spray bottle filled with water.

Shake and Spray. Use immediately.

 

best regards,

 

 

 

--- Christine Ziegler <chrisziggy

wrote:

 

> With cold and flu season right around the corner

> ....

>

> Happy Cleaning!

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

>

> Don't Miss The Vanilla Bean Blow Out

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

>

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

> Vinegar of the Four Thieves (Antibacterial Spray)

>

> Instead of using commercial disinfectants that are

> unfortunately adding

> to the problem of drug resistant " bugs " , make your

> own natural

> antibacterial cleaning products.

>

> This is the famous Vinegar of The Four Thieves

> recipe; which is

> sometimes called Grave Robber's Blend. Use it

> wherever you would

> normally use disinfectants.

>

> *Note - This recipe is not technically a

> " disinfectant " as

> " disinfectants " have to be registered with the EPA

> as pesticides, but

> rather a " cleaning solution with anti-bacterial

> properties " .

>

> Place a small handful each of dried Lavender,

> Rosemary, Sage, Rue and

> Mint in a large jar (I also like to add thyme to

> this blend), and cover

> completely with organic apple cider vinegar. You can

> also add a few

> drops of the corresponding essential oils if you

> choose.

>

> Cover tightly and let it set for six weeks, shaking

> the jar

> occasionally. Strain into a spray bottle.

>

> Remember that no home can be made sterile, but you

> can spray the

> powerfully antiseptic Vinegar of Four Thieves recipe

> in areas of

> concern, such as on cutting boards and door knobs.

> Always make sure to

> avoid spraying into eyes.

 

 

Best regards,

Carol

 

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[Guest guest]

Hey, Chris,

 

This sounds great! Can you use fresh herbs, or do they have to be

dried? (I can see the fresh herbs possibly going bad?) (How about

oregano in this?)

 

Thanks, Chris!

--Sue

 

, " Christine Ziegler "

<chrisziggy@e...> wrote:

>

> This is the famous Vinegar of The Four Thieves recipe; which is

> sometimes called Grave Robber's Blend. Use it wherever you would

> normally use disinfectants.

>

> Place a small handful each of dried Lavender, Rosemary, Sage, Rue and

> Mint in a large jar (I also like to add thyme to this blend), and

cover

> completely with organic apple cider vinegar. You can also add a few

> drops of the corresponding essential oils if you choose.

>

> Cover tightly and let it set for six weeks, shaking the jar

> occasionally. Strain into a spray bottle.