How can this be unscented but with peppermint oil?
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It is un scented because there is no added synthetic fragrance. Peppermint oil is for smell but it's a natural scent.
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It does have a slight smell but it's mild and it doesn't linger on the clothes at all. I use this for my baby's clothes and my mother complaints because it has no smell.
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You need to request one without peppermint oil in it. They can do that! I use both.. One with it and one without it. The peppermint oil one barely has a scent so I like that one. The other one I request without is for relative who is allergic to peppermint. ( he sneezes and sneezes). Funny how in the same household we use both! He only sneezes when i have the peppermint oil one opened and doing laundry! ( sheets are washed in one with ppeppermint oil and it has no effect on him! Go figure!! Lol
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I'm not sure... When you open package it smells wonderful.....but thru the wash and dryer..its gone* smell of nothing
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That's a good question. All I can tell you is that the peppermint scent is noticed when you open the bag but there is no scent on the clothing once they have been washed. I never realized that it said unscented on the bag, and since I am not sensitive to peppermint it didn't worry me. But it is a wonderful product none-the-less.
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The powder does have a slight peppermint smell in the bag. However, when you wash your clothes they come out without a smell.
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you can use aloe gel to dilute the oil along with peppermint oil or eucalyptus oil. Good luck : )
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There is no definitive answer. Dilute to your personal comfort level. Try pouring some into a small sized bottle. I like to recycle the water bottles with a spout top or a liquid soap bottle with a pump top. Start with a 50/50 or 1:1 ratio of the peppermint soap to water. Then adjust up by adding more soap or down by adding more water to suit your comfort level.
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look for peppermint oil in the grocery section or where they have candy making supplies. You can indeed use extracted oil in food...it is stronger than "extract" which is often suspended in a carrier like alcohol. Things like peppermint, spearmint, citrus, and anise are pretty common ones. Candy canes and peppermint patties are made with peppermint oil. I would ~suppose~ natural mint essential oils should be safe, but the processing/packaging may be different for different applications, so I would personally stick to food grade products sold specifically for that application. I think the LorAnn brand here is sold for cooking. look for peppermint oil in the grocery section or where they have candy making supplies. You can indeed use extracted oil in food...it is stronger than "extract" which is often suspended in a carrier like alcohol. Things like peppermint, spearmint, citrus, and anise are pretty common ones. Candy canes and peppermint patties are made with peppermint oil. I would ~suppose~ natural mint essential oils should be safe, but the processing/packaging may be different for different applications, so I would personally stick to food grade products sold specifically for that application. I... » Read More look for peppermint oil in the grocery section or where they have candy making supplies. You can indeed use extracted oil in food...it is stronger than "extract" which is often suspended in a carrier like alcohol. Things like peppermint, spearmint, citrus, and anise are pretty common ones. Candy canes and peppermint patties are made with peppermint oil. I would ~suppose~ natural mint essential oils should be safe, but the processing/packaging may be different for different applications, so I would personally stick to food grade products sold specifically for that application. I think the LorAnn brand here is sold for cooking. « Show Less
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The one I buy is identified as "spring meadow" which probably means it's scented. I don't know if an unscented version is available.
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Yes, It only takes a small amount, mixed with witch hazel. Peppermint oil added is also nice
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It says not to put it in the dispenser. It works really well to clean clothes. If you have sensitive skin, then you should go to their web site and order the stuff without peppermint... I have eczema, and the peppermint kinda burned my skin, but the company made it right by sending me a substitute. AWESOME customers service for SURE.
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It smells clean. I would say unscented, but that isn't quite right either. There almost isn't a smell. You can create your own signature scent by adding any number of essential oils.
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Talked to the company and the gal said that the Shea VIsion version is unscented. There is another version out for babies that has a black label with a tree on it that is unscented from Dr. Woods. I bought some that was scented for babies a few years back. I am glad that they have unscented as some people prefer it that way or need it. We have used DR. Woods black soap, tea tree, lavendar, almond and peppermint soaps. All are great. If you mix the lavender and tea tree with water and place in a foaming soap dispenser it makes a deliciously scented natural antibacterial hand soap.
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Yes, the product is unscented. I just threw this product out. Used it about two times. I do not like the feel of it. It's heavy and not very moisturizing which is why I bought it.
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I do use an air freshener in my humidifier, but it is water based. I would guess that an oil would have to be stay heated in order to give off a fragrance.
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Maybe Amazon but certainly health stores & Young Living sell unscented pads for drops of aromatheraphy oils. I wore out one YL diffuser like this one, & one still going but noisy so I'm going to try this Vicks "quiet" one. I also use a cool mist quieter YL diffuser w/ small compartments for water & their therapeutic-grade pure essential oil, sending them out into the room air via micronized mist more inhalable than dry air plus the moisturizing is nice for heaters & a/c but not for high home humidity--the time for these dry diffusers instead :)
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I haven't worried about it but when the card is dry I remove it from the outlet and store elsewhere. I love using peppermint. Love the refreshig scent. I own 3 of these and gave some for christmas gifts.
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I don't know contents, but know the "unscented" is very mild & I can use from head to toe, shampoo & body wash & doesn't agrivate my psoriasis.
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The base of the diffuser is filled with water and then you can put a couple drops of any essential oil into the water. I have used peppermint, lavender, lemon and mandarin orange essential oils in mine. I just empty and wipe out the base between different oils; refill the water and drop in a couple drops of the new oil.
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I use one similar made by ACE bought at Walmart. Peppermint oil helps mine had it since Oct. Never heard of that one?
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Peppermint oil sprayed in and around areas of suspected mouse activity is another way to repel them and may be easier to manage in areas where access is limited or where cotton balls my blow away. Combine two teaspoons of peppermint oil with one cup of water and then add a few drops of dish detergent to help the ingredients mix better. Shake it all together in a spray bottle and apply the mixture any place that you have or suspect you have mice. Reapply the spray as the scent fades, usually after about two weeks.Just google for these type of answers.