First off, apologies for neglecting this blog. I contracted Ross River Fever at the end of February and its been a long fight but I'm finally coming good now.
I came across this post for home made aromatherapy shower discs on Pinterest and it reminded me that here in the Southern hemisphere cold and flu season is about to start. I was thrilled to note that I have all the ingredients for these, though we often buy a blended oil here called "Breathe Easier" because hubby has so many allergies and Geekling is athsmatic, and it smells very much like Vicks so I might use 45 (!!) drops of it instead of the blend, even though I have those oils. I had to stop myself whipping a batch up right now - only I think that they'd be best made fresh. Rest assured at the first sniffle or sneeze, I'll turn out a set and give them a try.
I think they'd make a great get well gift too!
Showing posts with label Household tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Household tips. Show all posts
Monday, 2 April 2012
Saturday, 25 February 2012
52 Uses for Coconut Oil
I came across this post recently on 52 uses for coconut oil. I'd never realised Coconut Oil was so useful! I love that you can use it as a base for so many home made cosmetics and medicinal balms - some of which would make lovely home made gifts.
For those who haven't used it before, coconut oil isn't a liquid like most oils we're used to, its a thick balm like substance.
(Image from the http://www.deliciousobsessions.com article linked above)
For those who haven't used it before, coconut oil isn't a liquid like most oils we're used to, its a thick balm like substance.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Ingenious uses for everyday household items and staples
I came across this list of household tips using items most people would already have and some are just brilliant.
My favourites are re-using aluminium foil to scrub casserole dishes, removing stains from chopping boards with cut lemon and using citric acid as a dishwasher cleaner (they said Kool-aid but its hard to get here and its the citric acid that makes it work anyhow).
What's your favourite?
My favourites are re-using aluminium foil to scrub casserole dishes, removing stains from chopping boards with cut lemon and using citric acid as a dishwasher cleaner (they said Kool-aid but its hard to get here and its the citric acid that makes it work anyhow).
What's your favourite?
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