So with no further ado, the 'other' medicine cabinet. Second row shelf, inside pantry door.
From the left ... Blackmore's Phosphate (for Son No. 1. Recommended by naturopath for when he gets nervy and hyped up over trivia, as is his wont). Various homeopathic remedies for Sons No. 1 and 2. Rescue Remedy for life's little emergencies. Small animal worming drops, left over from Flopsy-days (RIP Flopsy, you are missed), Women's multi-vitamins for obvious reasons, eucalyptus oil and tea tree oil for various purposes such as disinfecting, removing sticky labels from things, cleaning, and lice preventative preparations (recipe available upon request).
8 comments:
I love eucalyptus oil.
And I own some.
But I have no idea what to do with it.
The greyhound adoption crowd over here use to recommend Rescue Remedy for anxiety. I never did find it. We tried to give Jet beer to help him through the fireworks. He used to get so scared.
I always have tea tree oil in the house, and I think you're the one who turned me on to it, ages and ages ago.
And... True confessions... Now that you've mentioned it, I realize that my kitchen pantry is home to my meds as well. Most of them. Another batch is in the linen closet. But I don't think I'll show and tell. :)
I actually have a PLAN to tear through the pantry screaming tonight.
I keep mine meds in the kitchen cabinet...I don't know why...
The pantry is where I keep mine as well! Weird. Maybe its because bathroom storage space is at a premium and I need every inch for my lotions and potions.
Blackbird, try googling Eucalyptus oil to find what to use it for. I was brought up with this in our house as a kid, so I am well-versed in its many uses.
I just found your blog whilst on the net, i noticed you have a few problems with removing sticky labels, i use to have many problems to as they are a right pain 2 get of. Quick suggestion, try this removing sticky labels webpage, there are some very useful tips there. Hope this has helped you!
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