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Organic Pear Sauce
Ingredients
2 quarts finely sliced organic pears
½ cup pure water
1 drop cinnamon, clove and nutmeg essential oils
1 cup organic dry sweetener (date sugar etc.) or ¾ cup liquid (agave etc.)
Instructions
1. Wash and slice pears, put into a heavy pot and add water.
2. Bring to simmer.
3. Add sweetener, continue to stir well to mix sweetener.
4. Turn off heat and then pour into Vitamix blender.
5. Blend until smooth.
6. Add essential oils, blend until well blended.
7. Turn off blender and pour into containers.
8. Place jars in a deep dish pan of hot water, place in 350 F oven for 20 minutes.
9. Let cool overnight.
Note: Recipe doubles well. If you wish to do as a preserve, pour into hot jars and put on lids (making sure rims are clean).
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The sweet refreshing scent of Purification® instantly deodorizes unpleasant odors in the air. This blend also contains citronella oil.
To use:
- Apply topically to chakras/Vitaflex
- Diffuse
- Directly inhale
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DIY Pet Stain and Odor Remover
Accidents happen: DIY pet stain and odor remover
Even good boys and girls make mistakes! When your four-legged friend misses the piddle-pad or the litter box, it’s no fun for anyone. Don’t dismay! With this DIY pet stain remover, you and your furry pals will be cuddling odor-free in no time.
Pet Stain and Odor Remover Recipe
Ingredients:
Instructions:
If your doggo buddy very recently left a puddle on the living room carpet, use these instructions for removing fresh stains:
- Add the essential oils to the salt and mix well.
- In a spray bottle, combine the salt mixture, apple cider vinegar, and water. Mix thoroughly until salt has dissolved.
- Blot the “accident” to remove excess moisture.
- Shake the bottle, then spray the stained area generously until wet.
- Let sit for 10–15 minutes.
- Using an old towel or rag, soak up the mixture by blotting until moisture is removed. Do not apply heat to aid in the drying process, as it can cause unwanted odors and stains to set permanently.
When you find an older, smellier, set-in stain, use the instructions above to make the DIY pet odor eliminator and then:
- Spray the area generously until wet.
- Sprinkle baking soda over the stain and leave for 24 hours or until dry. The baking soda will absorb the stain during this time.
- Once dry, scoop up as much baking soda as possible and discard, then vacuum thoroughly to remove any remaining powder.
*Credit to the Young Living Blog. Click here to go to the YL Blog.
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DO:
- Dilute heavily with a carrier oil or water
- Start small and use in moderation
- Observe how the animal responds
- Care for each animal differently
DON'T:
- Use high phenol oils such as Oregano, Clove, Wintergreen, and Thyme
- Use "hot" oils such as Wintergreen and Peppermint
- Use oils near animals eyes, mouth, nose or sensitive areas
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CAROL'S DAILY USE OIL OF THE MONTH
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Deodorant
I use Stress Away Roll-On or Geranium daily.
~ Carol Howden
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