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View Poll Results: Do you use essential oils to clean? | ||||||
Erm, fam, what's an essential oil? |
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I'll use the likes of bicarb. and white (wine) vinegar (hopefully not together) but not E.O. |
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I do and I don't. A bit of bergamont or tea-tree for a stained gas-cooker, like |
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More often than not |
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A clean's not a clean without an essential oil |
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I do use them for aromatherapy/candles/baths, still, but not really to clean |
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If I'm feeling particularly flush/pristine/bourgeois |
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You're assuming I clean more than my arse |
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Is your Saturday morning/Sunday afternoon scrub-up/laundry never complete without a few drops of cedarwood, tea-tree and lemon eucalyptus or do you never?
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I love Sandalwood, I've always got some burning, and it's in most of my toiletries. But none of my house cleaning things!
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no i use soap
i have no idea what an essential oil is apart from Sunflower wot i just fried an egg in |
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There's nothing wrong with a bit of good-ol. bleach and washing-up liquid (which I'd use anyway) but because the way I clean comes partially off the back of a history of OCD-related issues (most of it's not about cleanliness at all) and it's just a decent self-care hack to incorporate into some of your weekly regimes. Even if you're otherwise rugged/coarse as hell. It just is what it is.
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Essential oils have been used for thousands of years. It's not a new fad.
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Sandalwood incense, watermelon, popcorn and something decent to watch is a vibe-and-a-half on a Friday night.
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