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We have
received numerous questions about our scents, and how they can be used. On these
pages we will add Questions and our Answers as they come in. There are many,
many ways to use fragrance oils - not just candle and soap making. If you have
a Question, or maybe a new way to use our scents, please use the Ask A Question Link
There are many uses for our scenting oils besides
candle and soap making. Before we get into those let us give you a word of caution
in using our scenting oils, or anyone else's. Do
Not use internally. Not For Human, or Animal consumption. Keep out of reach of
children or those not able to understand the proper use of scenting oils. Do Not
apply directly to skin, although we carry a supply of perfume scents, they are
not to be used as perfume and may cause an allergic reaction when rubbed into
the skin, or get into the eyes.Oils can stain fabrics and can damage wood, plastic,
and painted surfaces. Some fragrances can be irritating to eyes and skin. Sensitivities
vary from person to person.
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You say Scent It scents can be used
for more than candle and soap making. Like, what else?
Our Scented oils can be used in many ways. Here are a few ideas:
In potpourri, as a refresher, add to electric or candle cup burners, or simmer on a pot on the stove. Add to diffusers, terra cotta sand dollars, lamp rings, jugs, hearts, sachets, pomander, or use as a spritz. Use our scents for deodorizing in the home, office, campers, cottages or cars. Scent your laundry, bath, and powder rooms. Use as an insect and pest repellent. Make your own Gel fresheners and bath salts. and, of course you can use Scent It Scents for candle making and soap making.
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Can I use Scent It Scents with my Potpourri?
Potpourri will naturally lose its scent over time.
Try this:
1) Use about 5 drops of oil for a hand full of Potpourri.
Using an eye-dropper RESERVED ONLY FOR USE WITH SCENTING OILS is the best
way to distribute the oil. If you don’t have a dropper, pour a little oil
into the cap of its bottle and gently shake the oil onto the potpourri.
2) If you keep your potpourri in a bowl or a basket,
and you don’t mind that some oil may get on the vessel itself, keep it in
that container to refresh it. Otherwise, place your potpourri in a roomy
plastic bag.
3) Sprinkle or evenly drop the desired amount of
oil onto the potpourri and toss it with your hands. Pretend you’re tossing
a salad with your hands. Very gently moisten every flower and herb as you
disperse the oil. WASH YOUR HANDS WELL AFTER EACH USE. You may wish to use
rubber gloves when using the oils, since some of our oils are spicy and
may irritate sensitive skin.
4) If you’re leaving the potpourri open in a ceramic
bowl or basket, you can replace the blend back into its container right
away. If you use the potpourri in a cloth bag or sachet or in a light-colored
basket, wait a couple of days to return it to the sachet, since the oils
may discolor or stain the fabric.
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Are there ways to use Scent It Scents around the house when I don't want to use a candle or simmer pot?
Freshen your home with scents when you can't use simmer
pots, or candles:
Musty places in homes, cottages, campers, office, closets, etc. can be brightened
up with our scents. Place a drop of scent on your fingertip, rub thoroughly
where it won't be seen and where you don't mind a discoloration or stain.
Inside closets, under shelves, bottoms of furniture etc. You can also place
a few drops on a cotton ball, place on a piece of aluminum foil and tuck into
an inconspicuous place - refresh every few days. You can also make a Spritz
by adding as much scent to your liking to a spritzer bottle with distilled
water. Spritz to freshen up the room, this will save on costly aerosol room
deodorizers.
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How about the Laundry?
The Laundry:
Make your own laundry dryer sheets by placing 10 drops of your favorite scent
on a tough paper towel and allow to absorb and dry 15 min. Toss in your dryer
along with your clothes as usual. Scents recommended for this purpose:
Downey Type, Tide
Detergent, Baby Powder, Lavender, Jasmine, Lilly of the Valley, Orchid, Country Clothesline, Rain, Country Meadow, Rose, Daisy, Hearts and Flowers, Day Lily.
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How about the bathroom?
Scent your bathroom / Powder room by placing a few drops of scent on the cardboard of the toilet tissue roll, and or the facial tissue box. A few drops of scent can also be placed on a cotton ball and placed in the waste basket.
Scents recommended for bathrooms / Powder rooms:
Jasmine, Lavender,
Flower Shop, Foxglove, Forsythia, Heather, Lotus Blossom, Orange
Blossom, Bath, Honeysuckle, Impatient, Azalea, Honey Almond, Gardenia,
Rose, Dogwood, Baby Powder, Fawn Lily, Orchid, Dahlia, Acacia, Sunflower, Snapdragon, Hearts and Flowers, Neroli.
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