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Natural, potent, and refreshing, our Mould Away blend has been created to remove mould and create a healthier living environment.
Clove contains a compound called Eugenol which kills mould spores. Tea tree, lemon scented gum inhibit mould/fungi growth, orange and lemon have uplifting properties and will fill your home with fresh, citrus scents.
Ingredients: Clove, Lemon, Tea Tree, Orange & Lemon Scented Gum
Directions
1. Bench Spray:
Mix a few drops (10-40, depending on the strength desired and the size of the area) of the Mould Away blend with water in a spray bottle. For added efficacy, you can also mix in a small amount of white vinegar, which has natural mould-fighting properties.
Shake Well before each use.
2. Test the Solution:
Before applying it broadly, test the solution on a small area of the surface you intend to clean. This is to ensure that the solution does not damage or discolour the surface, especially if it's delicate or porous.
3. Apply:
Spray over the surface, leave for a few minutes, and then wipe off.
Rinse the cloth regularly in a bucket of water as you move across the wall or other surface.
4. Clean and Dry:
To finish ensure the area is thoroughly dried to prevent any mould from returning. Using a dry cloth or allowing the area to air dry completely is important.
Keep the room is well-ventilated while cleaning particularly if you have pets or small children.
Clove Oil
Clove is a powerful antioxidant; it rates high above all other essential oils according to the ORAC scale (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity - a unit of measurement for antioxidant content). Mould can have severe negative effects on our health especially if there is mould exposure for lengths of time. Clove oil removes mould and kills the spores to stop regrowth.
The principal constituents in Clove Oil are phenols (70 – 80 per cent).
Eugenol is the most antiseptic of the phenol family, and is known for its analgesic and antibacterial properties. This makes Clove oil excellent pain reliever for toothaches, sore gums and mouth ulcers.
Suggested Uses
Add 1 drop to warm water (or your mouth wash) and gargle daily to combat bad breath and oral problems.
Add 3-4 drops of Clove oil to your cleaning spray to remove mould.
Add a few drops to your diffuser for a warm, spicy aroma
Tea Tree
Regarded as one of the best broad-spectrum antiseptics against fungal, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, Tea Tree oil is your secret weapon.
Its invigorating aroma fortifies the immune system and aids recovery from chronic illness.
It is considered one of the best broad-spectrum antiseptics against fungal, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections. Primarily used in antiseptic washes it is also useful for safely removing tics.
Research shows Tea tree is 10-13 times stronger than carbolic as an antiseptic and is non-toxic and non-irritant. It has an equal effect on bacteria, viruses and fungus, and as an insecticide.
Reputedly used by inhalation to fight viral and bacterial infections such as glandular fever, whooping cough and candida infections, cystitis and thrush by stimulating the immune system.
Suggested Uses
Aroma Diffuser, or direct steam inhalation
Add to skin care, moisturisers and antiseptic creams for problem skin
Add to cleaning products such as antiseptic bench sprays and bathroom cleaners
Lemon & Orange
Lemon
Lemon oil has strong antimicrobial and antiseptic qualities. Used in a cleaning solution to create a powerful antiseptic bench spray, or in a diffuser it can help purify the air killing airborne microbes. It has been suggested Lemon oil stimulates production of white blood cells, helping us fight off infection and sickness.
Suggested Uses:
Use in your diffuser to purify the air removing airborne microbes
Add 4-5 drops to your cleaning spray to create an antiseptic bench spray
Add 4-5 drops to a carrier oil to combat depression and encourage positive thinking
Add 1 drop to a large glass of water to help detoxification
Sweet Orange
Commonly used in cleaning products it will remove oil and fats and mould while acting as an antibacterial for surfaces. Sweet Orange Oil contains around 90% limonene, which is used in many household cleaning products and is an earth friendly alternative to many harmful cleaning products.
In France it was considered THE remedy for children, encouraging happiness, optimism and calm. It was also used to help them feel safe and sleep well.
It was considered to have a mild sedative, calming affect and was traditionally used to help combat depression, anxiety and insomnia.
Often used in massage oils to stimulate the lymphatic system - which reduces swelling, fluid retention and cellulite.
Suggested Uses
Aroma Diffuser or in a roll-on for children
Add to home cleaning products, especially bench sprays, bathroom and floor cleaners.
Add a few drops to bath, or antiseptic wash.
Lemon Scented Gum
Wild harvested in Far North Queensland, our zesty Lemon Scented Gum is a unique Australian native. Combining bold eucalyptus aroma and the freshness of lemon, this oil’s sense of adventure coupled with its powerful insect repelling qualities is your go-to Natural Shield.
This oil has been used for centuries in perfumes, antiseptic washes, bench sprays, cleaning products, for mild breathing difficulties, sore throats, laryngitis, athletes foot, cuts, dandruff, deodorising the house and as an insect repellent.
One of the active ingredients within the Lemon Scented Gum is a powerful insect repellent. We have been innovating to create the first wild harvested, organic, insect repellent.
Working with the chemistry department at the James Cook University in Townsville to test and refine our insect repellent, it will be scientifically proven to go toe-to-toe with harmful chemical repellents like DEET and Picarin and offer an organic alternative that really works.
The compound Citronellal is extracted from Lemon Scented Gum and used as a source for many aromatic chemicals in the commercial perfume and soap industry. The gum contains an antibiotic substance called citriodoral, used as an antiseptic, bactericidal, fungicidal and general disinfectant with deodorant and insecticidal properties.
1. Bench Spray:
Mix a few drops (10-40, depending on the strength desired and the size of the area) of the Mould Away blend with water in a spray bottle. For added efficacy, you can also mix in a small amount of white vinegar, which has natural mould-fighting properties.
Shake Well before each use.
2. Test the Solution:
Before applying it broadly, test the solution on a small area of the surface you intend to clean. This is to ensure that the solution does not damage or discolour the surface, especially if it's delicate or porous.
3. Apply:
Spray over the surface, leave for a few minutes, and then wipe off.
Rinse the cloth regularly in a bucket of water as you move across the wall or other surface.
4. Clean and Dry:
To finish ensure the area is thoroughly dried to prevent any mould from returning. Using a dry cloth or allowing the area to air dry completely is important.
Keep the room is well-ventilated while cleaning particularly if you have pets or small children.
Clove is a powerful antioxidant; it rates high above all other essential oils according to the ORAC scale (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity - a unit of measurement for antioxidant content). Mould can have severe negative effects on our health especially if there is mould exposure for lengths of time. Clove oil removes mould and kills the spores to stop regrowth.
The principal constituents in Clove Oil are phenols (70 – 80 per cent).
Eugenol is the most antiseptic of the phenol family, and is known for its analgesic and antibacterial properties. This makes Clove oil excellent pain reliever for toothaches, sore gums and mouth ulcers.
Suggested Uses
Add 1 drop to warm water (or your mouth wash) and gargle daily to combat bad breath and oral problems.
Add 3-4 drops of Clove oil to your cleaning spray to remove mould.
Add a few drops to your diffuser for a warm, spicy aroma
Regarded as one of the best broad-spectrum antiseptics against fungal, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, Tea Tree oil is your secret weapon.
Its invigorating aroma fortifies the immune system and aids recovery from chronic illness.
It is considered one of the best broad-spectrum antiseptics against fungal, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections. Primarily used in antiseptic washes it is also useful for safely removing tics.
Research shows Tea tree is 10-13 times stronger than carbolic as an antiseptic and is non-toxic and non-irritant. It has an equal effect on bacteria, viruses and fungus, and as an insecticide.
Reputedly used by inhalation to fight viral and bacterial infections such as glandular fever, whooping cough and candida infections, cystitis and thrush by stimulating the immune system.
Suggested Uses
Aroma Diffuser, or direct steam inhalation
Add to skin care, moisturisers and antiseptic creams for problem skin
Add to cleaning products such as antiseptic bench sprays and bathroom cleaners
Lemon
Lemon oil has strong antimicrobial and antiseptic qualities. Used in a cleaning solution to create a powerful antiseptic bench spray, or in a diffuser it can help purify the air killing airborne microbes. It has been suggested Lemon oil stimulates production of white blood cells, helping us fight off infection and sickness.
Suggested Uses:
Use in your diffuser to purify the air removing airborne microbes
Add 4-5 drops to your cleaning spray to create an antiseptic bench spray
Add 4-5 drops to a carrier oil to combat depression and encourage positive thinking
Add 1 drop to a large glass of water to help detoxification
Sweet Orange
Commonly used in cleaning products it will remove oil and fats and mould while acting as an antibacterial for surfaces. Sweet Orange Oil contains around 90% limonene, which is used in many household cleaning products and is an earth friendly alternative to many harmful cleaning products.
In France it was considered THE remedy for children, encouraging happiness, optimism and calm. It was also used to help them feel safe and sleep well.
It was considered to have a mild sedative, calming affect and was traditionally used to help combat depression, anxiety and insomnia.
Often used in massage oils to stimulate the lymphatic system - which reduces swelling, fluid retention and cellulite.
Suggested Uses
Aroma Diffuser or in a roll-on for children
Add to home cleaning products, especially bench sprays, bathroom and floor cleaners.
Add a few drops to bath, or antiseptic wash.
Wild harvested in Far North Queensland, our zesty Lemon Scented Gum is a unique Australian native. Combining bold eucalyptus aroma and the freshness of lemon, this oil’s sense of adventure coupled with its powerful insect repelling qualities is your go-to Natural Shield.
This oil has been used for centuries in perfumes, antiseptic washes, bench sprays, cleaning products, for mild breathing difficulties, sore throats, laryngitis, athletes foot, cuts, dandruff, deodorising the house and as an insect repellent.
One of the active ingredients within the Lemon Scented Gum is a powerful insect repellent. We have been innovating to create the first wild harvested, organic, insect repellent.
Working with the chemistry department at the James Cook University in Townsville to test and refine our insect repellent, it will be scientifically proven to go toe-to-toe with harmful chemical repellents like DEET and Picarin and offer an organic alternative that really works.
The compound Citronellal is extracted from Lemon Scented Gum and used as a source for many aromatic chemicals in the commercial perfume and soap industry. The gum contains an antibiotic substance called citriodoral, used as an antiseptic, bactericidal, fungicidal and general disinfectant with deodorant and insecticidal properties.
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