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Linen Water Recipe?
ro...@marigny.UUCP (Robyn)
10/11/2004 10:45:16 PM
i like to iron with linen water, but i can usually only find lavender
or rosemary scents. i like a lighter scent, like Sweet Pea. i found
an old post with a recipe for lavender linen water, and i imagine that
making it with other scents would be the same, except for the EOs.
does anyone do this? any suggestions for scent combinations?
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robyn
robynew <at> yahoo <dot> com
or rosemary scents. i like a lighter scent, like Sweet Pea. i found
an old post with a recipe for lavender linen water, and i imagine that
making it with other scents would be the same, except for the EOs.
does anyone do this? any suggestions for scent combinations?
––
robyn
robynew <at> yahoo <dot> com
chillled <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance>
10/11/2004 11:16:49 PM
Robyn wrote:
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
i like to iron with linen water, but i can usually only find lavender
or rosemary scents. i like a lighter scent, like Sweet Pea. i found
an old post with a recipe for lavender linen water, and i imagine that
making it with other scents would be the same, except for the EOs.
does anyone do this? any suggestions for scent combinations?
I use a spray bottle of water with a few drops of lavender and sweet or rosemary scents. i like a lighter scent, like Sweet Pea. i found
an old post with a recipe for lavender linen water, and i imagine that
making it with other scents would be the same, except for the EOs.
does anyone do this? any suggestions for scent combinations?
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
Sweetpea <ka...@hellokitty.com.>
10/11/2004 9:20:48 PM
In article <BvEad.688792$Gx4.384...@bgtnsc04–news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
chill...@hotmail.comeuppance says...
problem?
chill...@hotmail.comeuppance says...
Robyn wrote:
I use a spray bottle of water with a few drops of lavender and sweet
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
Isn't there a risk of the EO staining the fabric? Has this ever been a I use a spray bottle of water with a few drops of lavender and sweet
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
problem?
chillled <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance>
10/12/2004 1:54:49 AM
Sweetpea wrote:
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
water. I especially love spraying linen water on my pillowcases; it
makes for sweet dreams.
In article <BvEad.688792$Gx4.384...@bgtnsc04–news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
chill...@hotmail.comeuppance says...
I use a spray bottle of water with a few drops of lavender and sweet chill...@hotmail.comeuppance says...
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
Isn't there a risk of the EO staining the fabric? Has this ever been a
problem?
No, no staining. A few drops of EOs are diluted in about a pint of problem?
water. I especially love spraying linen water on my pillowcases; it
makes for sweet dreams.
ro...@marigny.UUCP (Robyn)
10/13/2004 2:50:20 AM
In article <JPGad.689191$Gx4.639...@bgtnsc04–news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
chillled <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance> wrote:
EOs in an ounce or two or vodka. i think this would eliminate any possible
staining.
––
robyn
robynew <at> yahoo <dot> com
chillled <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance> wrote:
Sweetpea wrote:
I use a spray bottle of water with a few drops of lavender and sweet
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
No, no staining. A few drops of EOs are diluted in about a pint of
water. I especially love spraying linen water on my pillowcases; it
makes for sweet dreams.
i've also seen a couple recipes online that instruct you to emulsify the I use a spray bottle of water with a few drops of lavender and sweet
orange EOs. The house smells wonderful on ironing day.
No, no staining. A few drops of EOs are diluted in about a pint of
water. I especially love spraying linen water on my pillowcases; it
makes for sweet dreams.
EOs in an ounce or two or vodka. i think this would eliminate any possible
staining.
––
robyn
robynew <at> yahoo <dot> com