Natural Antibacterial and Antiseptic Spray
I just wanted to pass on a wonderful natural recipe for making your own, cheap and effective, antibacterial spray. My husband uses it for athlete's foot. I found that is works for so very much more!
To use the Tea Tree oil foot spray, apply directly to the feet as needed. Use as often as necessary for relief from itching, burning or fungal infections, or just to refresh tired feet!
1. Add 1/4 cup distilled or spring water and 1/4 cup vodka or pure grain alcohol to a mixing bowl. Stir to combine thoroughly.
2. Add approximately 50 to 60 drops or 1tsp. of Tea Tree oil to the alcohol and water.
3. Transfer the Tea Tree oil foot spray into a clean plastic spray bottle and secure the lid. If a spray bottle isn't available, the solution can be stored in a spritzer bottle.
4. Label the bottle with the contents and store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from sources of heat when not in use.
The wonder ingredient is Tea Tree Oil! Tea Tree oil originates in Australia, where it is extracted from the leaves of the native Melaleuca alternifolia tree. The oil has been used for centuries as a remedy for all types of fungus, as it has strong antibacterial and antiseptic properties. Because of these properties, tea tree oil makes a wonderful foot spray for athlete's foot or any type of foot fungus. I also use Tea Tree oil in my home made wet wipes. The spray can even be applied through stockings to help revive tired feet or used to eliminate and control foot order. The recipe yields approximately 4 ounces of tea tree oil foot spray. Just in time for summer!
To use the Tea Tree oil foot spray, apply directly to the feet as needed. Use as often as necessary for relief from itching, burning or fungal infections, or just to refresh tired feet!
1. Add 1/4 cup distilled or spring water and 1/4 cup vodka or pure grain alcohol to a mixing bowl. Stir to combine thoroughly.
2. Add approximately 50 to 60 drops or 1tsp. of Tea Tree oil to the alcohol and water.
3. Transfer the Tea Tree oil foot spray into a clean plastic spray bottle and secure the lid. If a spray bottle isn't available, the solution can be stored in a spritzer bottle.
4. Label the bottle with the contents and store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from sources of heat when not in use.
The wonder ingredient is Tea Tree Oil! Tea Tree oil originates in Australia, where it is extracted from the leaves of the native Melaleuca alternifolia tree. The oil has been used for centuries as a remedy for all types of fungus, as it has strong antibacterial and antiseptic properties. Because of these properties, tea tree oil makes a wonderful foot spray for athlete's foot or any type of foot fungus. I also use Tea Tree oil in my home made wet wipes. The spray can even be applied through stockings to help revive tired feet or used to eliminate and control foot order. The recipe yields approximately 4 ounces of tea tree oil foot spray. Just in time for summer!
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Posted by H Reszegi at 6/4/2010 10:50 AM 
Categories: Natural soultions
Tags: Athlete's foot or any thing needing antiseptic
Categories: Natural soultions
Tags: Athlete's foot or any thing needing antiseptic
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