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Pure essential oils have been found to effectively clean and disinfect the home. You can safely and cost-effectively create homemade household cleaners. There are a number of different home cleanser recipes that require various essential oils, such as lemon, cinnamon, pine, rose and eucalyptus. These oils are available online or at natural food stores. Make a fresh batch of cleanser with a few drops of oil each time you clean your house, or label it and keep it at hand for spills. This article will tell you how to use essential oils for household cleaning. Fill a spray bottle 3/4 full of water. Add 3 to 5 drops of lavender oil. Use the cleanser for kitchen, bathroom and other household surfaces. Mix 1/4 cup of distilled white vinegar into a quart of water. Apply to the floor with a mop. Soak a small tissue in 5 drops of lemon essential oil. If the vacuum has a water reservoir, add 5 drops of lemon essential oil directly to the reservoir. Add 25 drops of eucalyptus essential oil to your laundry detergent when you want to clean sheets, bedding or pillows.

Add 5 drops of tea tree oil to the laundry detergent when washing cloth diapers. Add 2 drops of lemon essential oil on a stain. Wet a clean washcloth with water and 10 drops of lemon, lavender, ylang ylang, clove, melaleuca, bergamot or another fragrant essential oil. Place 1 cup of distilled white vinegar inside a spray bottle. Add 10 drops of lemon essential oil. Orange oil is often used as a furniture polish. It moisturizes the wood. It is best to buy an orange oil that is designed for furniture polish to avoid damaging the wood. Make sure not to confuse essential oils with aromatherapy oils. Aromatherapy oils are often petroleum based products designed to be added to massage oils or candles. Instead of using standard essential oils, you can use essential oil mixtures, such as "Purification" essential oil. These are usually a mix of eucalyptus, citronella, lemongrass, myrtle and other oils. Buy pure essential oils, rather than petroleum based oils, because pure essential oils will yield the best cleaning results.