Insect Repellent Receipts.

[Guest guest]

The below insect recipe under my name, may help you with insects, in the

upcoming insect months. I found this recipe in my files while sorting

them. I have no idea if it really works, but it should work. I also have

nothing to do with 'Treats'. Whoever they are. I would also use a glass

spray bottle and keep it sealed, when not being used. I would not spray

it on, but spread it on with my hands.

 

Bill

 

 

 

Pure and Natural Insect Repellant - From the kitchen of Barbara Kavanagh

This spray is so pure and good for you that you can spray it freely all

over your skin, including your face. You can even safely inhale it.

 

In an 8 ounce spray bottle mix:

1/2 tsp. peppermint

1 tsp. cedarwood

1 tsp. eucalyptus

2 tsp. citronella

1 1/2 tsp. lemongrass

 

In a 24 ounce spray bottle mix:

1 tsp. peppermint

2 tsp. cedarwood

2 tsp. eucalyptus

3 tsp. citronella

3 tsp. lemongrass

 

Filling the remainder of the bottle with Witch Hazel. SHAKE WELL before

each use and apply often.

 

Essential oils can be bought at health food stores. Be sure the bottle

says " pure " essential oil, otherwise you are wasting your money and will

not get the desired results. Treats in San Andreas, California has the

best price in town for Witch Hazel.

[Guest guest]

My apologies for misspelling Recipes, in the subject line. Even the best

spell checker would have missed that one.LOL

 

Bill

 

Bill, in Tn wrote:

> The below insect recipe under my name, may help you with insects, in the

> upcoming insect months. I found this recipe in my files while sorting

> them. I have no idea if it really works, but it should work. I also have

> nothing to do with 'Treats'. Whoever they are. I would also use a glass

> spray bottle and keep it sealed, when not being used. I would not spray

> it on, but spread it on with my hands.

>

> Bill