Here is how you can use Yesteryear Plantations Eucalyptus Oil
and Tea Tree Oil
to clean your household the 100% Pure & Natural Way
Here is what a number of newspapers had to say about Eucalyptus
Oil and house dust mites (this article comes from Country News, April 20 1998,
page 19):
Laundry
Household Cleaning
Personal Hygiene
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Remove odours and stains from the
hands. Odours and stains such as:
- garlic
- onions
- fish
- diesel
Wet 1 teaspoon of sugar with Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil.
Rub hands and then wash off.
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Soak feet in warm water with 5 ml
of Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil.
Moisten a cotton ball with Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil and rub
inside shoes.
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Oil Burners
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For a beautiful, natural Eucalyptus fragrance throughout
your house. |
Colds and 'Flu
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Sprinkle a few drops of Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil on
your pillow at night to assist with breathing, or on a handkerchief to
take with you.
Place 2 or 3 drops of Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil into a bowl of
hot water for colds and sinusitis.
Rub a small amount of Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil on chest and
back to soothe coughs. |
Dog Wash
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A little Yesteryear Plantations Euco Oil added to water is
highly effective in removing fleas and odours.
Also excellent for deterring stray cats from jetting on verandahs by
pouring small amounts around affected areas. |
In the Garage
In the Garden
Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil is an effective home remedy
and treatment for:
Head Lice
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Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil Shampoo and
Conditioner is being widely used as a safe and effective treatment
against head lice. In cases of heavy lice infestation simply add 10
drops of 100% pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil to the dispensed
quantity of Tea Tree Oil Shampoo required for one hair wash.
Thoroughly lather the wetted hair and scalp for 3-5 minutes before
rinsing the Shampoo off.
Follow with Tea Tree Oil Conditioner as directions.
Avoid contact with eyes
The hair may have to be washed intermittently in this
manner, subject to the presence of nits and degree of lice infestation
until eradication is achieved.
A thorough disinfection of clothes and bedding likely to
harbour lice or their eggs should be carried out at the same time as the
hair treatment.
Regular washing with Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil
Shampoo and Conditioner is essential to prevent reinfestation with lice
from the home, school or work environment. |
Tinea, Athlete's Foot and Foot Odour
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The most common form of tinea is "Tinea Pedis",
commonly known as "athlete's foot".
Athlete's Foot attacks the warm, moist area between the toes and the
side and soles of the feet, and is highly infectious. This fungal
infection lives off skin cells and calluses of the feet. Symptoms
include:
- inflammation
- burning
- itching
- scaling
- blisters
Wash feet twice daily with Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Soap. Dry
thoroughly using a clean, dry towel every time.
Apply pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil to the infection.
Dust feet and shoes with Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Foot Powder
to keep your feet dry and cool.
Wash socks and stockings regularly to avoid reinfection.
Rub Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil around the toes and heels of
shoes. |
Ticks
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Ticks occur in bushy areas and gardens, and are wholly
adapted to a life of parasitism. Their mouth parts are specialised to
pierce the flesh of host animals and humans and suck up blood. In people
they usually attach themselves in the groin region, neck, scalp, under
arms and around the waistline. Australia has around 70 tick species and
are potential carriers of a variety of debilitating diseases which they
can transfer to the host while sucking blood.
The most notorious species in Australia is the paralysis tick (Ixodes
holocyclus) which is thought to be responsible for the transmission of
Lyme disease. This disease is caused by a microscopic spiral bacterium
(spirochaete), Lyme disease usually appear within 4 weeks after a tick
bite. If you develop any symptoms of skin rash, muscle and joint aches,
arthritis, sometimes carditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and
encephalitis (inflammation of the brain tissue) contact a physician
immediately as Lyme disease could be suspected.
If a tick bite has occurred and the tick is still attached to the
skin, the following procedure should be followed:
- Remove the attached tick with fine point tweezers or fingernails
by grasping the tick behind its head as close to the skin as
possible.
- Gently pull the tick straight out with steady pressure. Do not
twist or jerk the tick.
- Wash your hands thoroughly with Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree
Oil soap or Yesteryear Plantations Castille, Coconut and Tea Tree
Oil liquid soap. Use a small amount of pure Yesteryear Plantations
Tea Tree Oil the tweezers and the bite (the applied tea tree oil
will also alleviate the itchiness of the bite site).
- Apply, 3 times per day, a drop of Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree
Oil or Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil Cream to the bite
until the wound has healed.
- Do not attempt to kill the tick before removal by applying tea
tree oil or any other substance as this causes the tick to inject
more toxins and bacteria.
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Nail Infections
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Soak fingernails and toenails in warm water with a few
drops of pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil in it.
Dry and apply pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil to area of
infection. The oil will penetrate through the nail to the otherwise
inaccessible site of infection. |
Cuts and Abrasions
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In many households, particularly where there are young
children, the most common injuries are slight cuts and grazes. Often
these need little or no treatment except thorough cleaning to prevent
possible infection.
- Remove any dirt and foreign bodies from the cut or abrasion.
- Bathe the area gently with warm water, then dry.
- Apply pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil to the area and
leave open to the air to help the wound dry out, or apply Yesteryear
Plantations Tea Tree Oil Cream before a wound dressing.
One of the remarkable about Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil is
that it actually appears to work better where pus or dirt are present.
Aromatherapists claim that the oil may act to increase blood flow to
come to the aid of the damaged skin with extra supply of oxygen,
nutrients and berm-fighting white corpuscles. |
Burns and Rashes
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Wash the body with Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil
soap or Yesteryear Plantations Castille & Coconut Liquid Soap.
Apply Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil Cream or pure Yesteryear
Plantations Tea Tree Oil to the affected area. Re-apply as needed to
soothe and aid healing. |
Bites and Stings
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For ants, mosquitos or sandfly bites apply a few drops of
pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil directly on the bites to fight
the infection. Apply Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil Cream to
relieve itching and soothe the affected area. |
Acne & Pimples
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Apply pure Yesteryear Plantations Tea Tree Oil directly
onto the inflamed spots, or smooth the oil over them.
No exact cause for acne is known, but factors that contribute to acne
are heredity, oily skin, hormones, stress, allergies and excess junk
food. |
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