Rita C Karydas
3 Thieves Products Hacks
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  1. Thieves Laundry Detergent:
Divide 1 bottle of Thieves Laundry Soap into 3 bottles.  I like the original bottle it comes in vs the pump bottles I bought a few years ago.
  
Add 2 capfuls of Thieves Household Cleaner to each bottle and 30 drops of your favorited essential oils in each bottle.  Fill with water. 

One of my bottles has Lemongrass, one has Lavender and Bergamot and the other Thieves & Lemon. 

Important to Shake the container every time before you do a wash! 

If using pump bottles use 3-5 pumps per each wash.

If using original Thieves Laundry bottle - 1/2 capful per each wash.

Thieves Laundry Soap is potent, plant-based, and ultra-concentrated with pure essential oils and powerful enzymes to effectively clean your clothes and leave them refreshed with a light citrus scent.


2. Thieves Dish Soap:

From a full bottle of Thieves Dish Soap, empty 2/3 out into another container where you can store it (mason jars and empty kombucha bottles are good options).

Your original bottle of dish soap should now be 1/3 full.
 
Add 1 teaspoon of baking soda.

Fill the rest of the container with hot purified water and stir well until the baking soda is dissolved.

I like putting a pump in it instead of using the top that comes on the bottle. I use a pump from a Thieves Hand Sanitizer, it works perfectly!

Thieves Dish Soap is tough on grease and grime, gentle on hands, and has a fresh, citrus scent—all powered by natural cleansing agents and premium essential oils.


3. Thieves Mouthwash:

From the full bottle of Thieves Mouth Wash empty 2/3 into another  container.  

Fill your bottle of mouth wash which is 1/3 full with purified or distilled water.

Thieves Mouth Wash is alcohol and fluoride free. Cleans hard to reach areas of the teeth and gums for a whole mouth clean.

Uses Of Essential Oils

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Aromatic



Dietary



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