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It seems there are so many ways to use tea tree oil. It’s unique properties of being anti-viral and anti-fungal and anti-bacterial and anti-everything yet non-toxic make it highly desirable. Here are a few of the many recommendations for use that I have received:

1. To 62oz. of liquid laundry detergent, add 1/3oz. of tea tree oil. (To control the price, you can try buying tea tree oil in the 3.38 oz. size as it is more economical.

2. Add 10-20 drops of tea tree to a cotton cleaning pad and insert it into an empty vacuum cleaner bag when replacing bags. It refreshes the room and kills germs.

3. Add several drops to a clean cotton rag and put in the dryer with feather pillow. Place dryer on fluff. This sterilizes the pillow and kills dust mites.

To any filter,humidifier, air conditioner, etc. add a few drops of tea tree oil.

Another of the many tea tree oil uses was recently discovered by my daughter. She shares an apartment with three other girls at college. Two of the girls came back from a camping trip covered with chiggers and bites. It took a couple of days for them to make their way to my daughter’s room, as they all have their own rooms in the apartment. So my daughter filled a 10oz. bottle of water with a few drops of tea tree oil and a few drops of lavender oil, shook it up and sprayed all over her room and her bedding. The problem was taken care of and she had no more bites within two days.