Guest guest Posted June 9, 2004 Report Share Posted June 9, 2004 In a message dated 6/9/2004 9:17:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, spiritfire writes: Someone mentioned that they put thieves in a spray bottle then applied it to the window..Then I think you mentioned about tea tree oil.I was just curiouss how strong to make it.Thanks. Hi Kathy, I went through some of the archives today and have an email in to someone who did use an oil blend in a spray bottle. She said she sprayed it and was able to wipe the mold right off and it never came back. She used a blend called Purification but I can find out what her recipe is and then maybe you could just use the same strength if you are wanting to use the Tea Tree. Most everyone that has had success has used a diffuser. I was the one who posted using Thieves in a spray bottle. I have the Thieves cleaner which is a concentrated cleaner containing the oils that are contained in this blend. I then took the blend and added about 20 drops to the cleaner which I had diluted with water 50/50. The tea tree was mentioned when Linda posted the oils that could be used on mold out of the Essential Oils Desk Reference. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any testimonials on Tea Tree but I am anxious to have you try it and see how it works! If and when the person writes me back, I'll let you know!!! Sandy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2004 Report Share Posted June 10, 2004 >I think you mentioned about tea tree oil.I was just > curiouss how strong to make it.Thanks - Two powerful essential oil fungicides are Tea Tree Oil and Oil of Oregano. OofO is the most powerful. I'd use a small eye dropper and drop some right on the mouldy areas and then brush it in with an old toothbrush. Remember this is just the first step, getting rid of the existing mould. The follow it up with vinegar spray following each cleaning. Keep it acidic. All that soapy stuff and bathroom cleaners are alkaline and mould thrives in moist alkaline environments. rusty. - <FITJUNKIE <rawfood > Wednesday, June 09, 2004 7:13 PM Re: [Raw Food] Oils! > > In a message dated 6/9/2004 9:17:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, > spiritfire writes: > > Someone mentioned that they put thieves in a spray bottle then applied it to > the window..Then I think you mentioned about tea tree oil.I was just > curiouss how strong to make it.Thanks. > > > > > Hi Kathy, > I went through some of the archives today and have an email in to someone > who did use an oil blend in a spray bottle. She said she sprayed it and was > able to wipe the mold right off and it never came back. She used a blend > called Purification but I can find out what her recipe is and then maybe you could > just use the same strength if you are wanting to use the Tea Tree. Most > everyone that has had success has used a diffuser. I was the one who posted > using Thieves in a spray bottle. I have the Thieves cleaner which is a > concentrated cleaner containing the oils that are contained in this blend. I then > took the blend and added about 20 drops to the cleaner which I had diluted with > water 50/50. > The tea tree was mentioned when Linda posted the oils that could be used on > mold out of the Essential Oils Desk Reference. Unfortunately, I couldn't > find any testimonials on Tea Tree but I am anxious to have you try it and see > how it works! > If and when the person writes me back, I'll let you know!!! > Sandy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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